The phrase "robust scale" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a measurement or evaluation system that is strong, reliable, and capable of handling various conditions or inputs.
Example: "The research team developed a robust scale to assess the effectiveness of the new treatment across different demographics."
Alternatives: "strong measurement" or "reliable framework."
The proposed algorithm comprises the uniform robust scale invariant transform (UR-SIFT) feature extraction [46] to achieve higher robustness and uniformly distributed point features in retinal images.
"You can build a robust scale, you can pick up on people who are more prejudiced or less prejudiced on that scale — but it's hard to say 40percentt of people hold prejudice on this issue".
Warren Frank Wheelock's portrait of Fiorello La Guardia is not without political resonance, but its main attraction is in the exacting smoothness of the wood carving and the diminutive yet robust scale of the rotund little man in his wide-brimmed hat.
uniform robust scale invariant transform.
where σ e is the "robust scale".
What these approaches have lacked, however, is the kind of robust scale to create confidence.
It suggests that a "robust scale-up" of high-impact prevention programs can put many countries "on the path" toward an AIDS-free generation within the next three to five years.
Optimization of the performance and reliability of such devices requires robust, scale-dependent, design methodologies.
This article presents a method based on cubic convolution for robust scale-space representation of DTMs created from LiDAR data.
We demonstrate that the apparently random forearm motion possesses dynamic patterns characterized by robust scale-invariant and nonlinear features.
As an all-software storage solution, Red Hat Storage lives atop the Red Hat Enterprise Linux operating system and provides robust scale-out storage for both block and file level volumes.
