Other dances were more robust: for instance, an ensemble in which men and women dueled playfully with machetes.
For many real imaging devices, especially those designed to be wide-angle, small, cheap and/or extra robust (for instance, because of having very simple optics), it may still be reasonable to consider their degradation model as linear, but they may significantly depart from shift-invariance (SI).
MCODE was designed and tested to be robust; for instance, it was shown in [ 9] that large-scale and noisy experimentally derived interactions do not remarkably affect the prediction of complexes by MCODE, while [ 3] referred to increased robustness compared to other methods in terms of negative control and unassigned nodes.
You appear to be in more robust health, for instance, if your skin has a slightly yellowish, golden tone.
In some cases, however, this approximation is too crude or does not fit subsequent processing, for instance, robust control design.
This approach may not be as robust as, for instance, a real-world patient registry, but is quite sufficient in giving reasonable indications as the sample of physicians and patients was representative.
For instance, robust localisation of Amphiphysin 1 to the periphery of assembling clathrin lattices depends on two distinct motifs that bind to two independent sites on the N-terminal beta-propeller domain of clathrin, which increases the affinity and specificity of the interaction [ 84].
In all instances, robust plots indicate that the shifted DMC is less sensitive and hence more robust to variations in the plant parameters than move suppressed DMC.
By quantifying evolutionary changes along individual branches of the tree of life, our approach allows robust inferences of instances of independent evolution and provides a useful framework to help interpret fossil morphology, especially in cases where taxonomy is uncertain.
Compare 1968's two robust water lilies, for instance, with the raggedy roses and drooping sunflower of the mid-1980s.
