Concrete makes good ruins, especially when formed by the robust Glaswegian imaginations of the late architects Isi Metzstein and Andy MacMillan, and when pounded over the years by northwestern coastal weather.
Rather, the ambition of an expert foresight is to make this imagination robust, plausible and implementable; it involves creativity; and, at its best, it spans the boundary of perspectives and expertise.
When you have a great product and robust APIs that will unlock the imagination of entrepreneurs, amazing things happen.
Communicating and understanding this world requires the active engagement of our imaginations to dream up robust metaphors, analogies and visualisations.
I'm not going to doubt that Limbaugh is an authority on this subject as he must watch a lot of action movies -- how else would he have cultivated such a grand imagination, love of weapons and robust vocabulary?
The judges relished the scale of the adventure and imagination which fuels it and loved the robust and quirky humour which prevents it from becoming pompous about the big issues and ideas which lie at the heart of the story".
We now have, for the first time, an empirically grounded psychology that is sufficiently robust to account for the products of the human imagination.
In science fiction stories, in altruistic urban plans, in the unbuildable designs of architectural provocateurs, the city has a long and robust history of taking on new forms within the human imagination.
But if the American theater is to remain an aesthetically robust enterprise, a vital step may be removing the invisible shackles from the imaginations of playwrights, making it natural — making it possible — for them to dream huge once again.
This does not result from a failure of imagination on the part of the festival's selection committee, but rather from the robust state of art-house distribution, at least in New York.
