Sentence examples for robust philosophy from inspiring English sources

The results of this robust philosophy are there for all to admire.

Plato's later work makes scattered reference to law but fails to articulate a robust philosophy of law in the modern sense; what is thought to be his last work, Laws, contains many specific proposals for reforming the laws of his time but curiously fails to grapple with broader philosophical questions.

The effectiveness of the proposed algorithm has been compared with that of genetic algorithm (GA) as well as Taguchi's robust optimization philosophy.

We cannot allow conservatism to devolve from a robust political philosophy to mere rhetoric.

At the turn of the century, pioneers in the field of population genetics, such as J. B. S. Haldane, Sewall Wright, and Ronald Fisher, set the foundations of evolution onto a robust statistical philosophy.

This procedure is based on the robust design and philosophy of Six Sigma.

It combines robust design engineering philosophy and techniques with low risks.

One has a hard time imagining how that robust and original philosophy ever could have emerged in the first place in a world where the Crown had had access to the Founders' every communication.

Using this philosophy a robust adaptive nonlinear guidance and control design is presented for robust automatic landing.

Robust design is a philosophy that aims to ensure that a structure will be tolerant to unknown variations and imperfections.

To conclude this entry, the revival of interest in divine command theory, when combined with the revival of natural law theory I already discussed, shows evidence that the attempt to connect morality closely to religion is undergoing a robust recovery within professional philosophy.