Sentence examples for robust perspective from inspiring English sources

She gleams with good sense and robust perspective.

RBV provides a robust perspective and theoretical basis for investigating small businesses positioning, strategic choice and adaptive capacity in their domains and suggests that collaborative, backward and forward integration can help SMEs overcome their resource limitation.

Partnerships of classroom teachers, science educators, natural scientists, technologists, and policy makers are jointly designing innovative instruction, continually refining it based on classroom studies, and developing a more robust perspective on science teaching and learning.

With the new section, Murdoch told the crowd, the paper would bring a "fresh, robust perspective" on the "city, the country, and the world".

The objective of this paper is to bring a unique and robust perspective to observed chlamydial patterns through analyzing surveillance data with mathematical models of infection transmission.

Therefore, the use of schedule-based localization is motivated from a robust communication perspective, because it allows to replace all unnecessary communication/RF waveforms with predetermined internal sequences to ensure maximum robustness.

Nevertheless, we regard our results as an important step towards a robust temporal perspective on the origination and diversification of the autotrophic stramenopiles, and consider the validity of putative Proterozoic xanthophyte/phaeophyte fossils (differing by as much as half billion years or more from the timescale inferred here) as being strongly rejected by the data in hand.

This paper addresses the flow control design of a connection-oriented communication network from the robust control theory perspective.

The SIFT descriptor is invariant to translations, rotations and scaling transformations in the image domain and robust to moderate perspective transformations and illumination variations.

Such phenomena require not the "strong" or "robust" first-person perspective characteristic of persons, but only what Baker calls a "weak" or "rudimentary" first-person perspective roughly, the capacity to experience the world from an egocentric point of view (2000: 60 64).

There was a robust effect of perspective on mean RT (F 1,38) = 128.5, p<.0001), with slower performance in the front-facing (1183±346 ms) versus back-facing condition (948±253 ms).