However, given that oscillations are often structurally not robust (structural robustness refers to whether the behavior of a system is robust to minor modifications of the form of the underlying equations), it is surprising that the question of robustness has been largely ignored in the context of the RQH.
Robust optimisation refers to the process of finding optimal solutions that have the lowest sensitivity to possible perturbations.
Socially robust science refers to a mode of knowledge production that is validated through an expanded peer-review process, involving the knowledge users.
Robust scheduling refers both to reliability and to performance fluctuations, both factors that can affect the performance and consequently the effectiveness of a schedule.
In this description, a robust policy refers to one that does not deviate much from an optimal policy that requires a priori information about the underlying traffic parameters.
Just as Reagan ignited the economic boom of the 1980s, President Kennedy's tax rate cuts produced the economic growth of the 1960s that was so robust we refer to the era as the "Go-Go 60s".
With respect to the daily process of care, the most robust results refer to the beneficial effect of routine checks of perfusors and infusion pumps at every nursing shift change and the existence of a critical incident reporting system.
18 Robust data referring to strategies for preventing MRSA transmission in care homes are lacking, and studies are needed to test infection prevention interventions that are deliverable in the care home setting.
Robust network design refers to a class of optimization problems that occur when designing networks to efficiently handle variable demands.
Robust optimization generally refers to the modeling of optimization problems with uncertain data to obtain a solution that is guaranteed to be good and feasible for all or most possible uncertain parameters Bashiri and Moslemi (2013).
