Sentence examples for robust mix from inspiring English sources

A robust mix of rail, bus and trolley is absolutely critical to making this part of Nassau work again.

The Hasso Plattner Institute of Design, at Stanford, also known as the d.school, boasts classes taught by "a robust mix of faculty and industry leaders, combining disciplines like computer science with political science, and CEOs with elementary school policy-makers".

This year's program, at the Peter Jay Sharp Theater, had only one Balanchine work, though that piece — "Cortège Hongrois," with its robust mix of Hungarian and classical dancing — is a little like two ballets in one.

Europe has encouraged the commercial development of carbon-reducing technologies with a robust mix of direct government investment and tax breaks, loans and laws that cap or tax greenhouse gas emissions.

That demands a robust mix of respect and rigour that doesn't ignore the richness or value of process alone, but which will also help individuals and companies evolve, and which will encourage theatres and venues to develop an audience for this work.

In addition, a robust mix of energy sources (fossil and renewable), combined with an improved end-use efficiency, will almost certainly be required to meet the growing demand for energy services in the country.

A tailored two-step solution strategy is proposed to tackle the robust mixed-integer optimization problem.

The installation is modelled using a robust Mixed Integer Linear Programming (MILP) framework and the potential cost savings are quantified at various levels of robustness.

In the last step, we propose a two-stage adaptive robust mixed-integer linear programming problem based on the superstructure and a tailored solution method for the proposed model.

The proposed framework identifies a set of disruptive events for a given system, and then formulates a multiobjective two-stage adaptive robust mixed-integer fractional programming model to optimize the resilience and economic objectives simultaneously.

In the micro-stage, a robust mixed-integer linear programming (RMILP) optimization model, which provides a trade-off between system cost and reliability, is elaborated to determine the strategic and tactical supply chain decisions that remain optimal for almost all possible realizations of the uncertain parameters.