Sentence examples for robust sharing from inspiring English sources

This requires robust sharing of information between the government and private sector, aggressive prosecution of cybercriminals, and cooperation among federal agencies.

Streamlining operations to allow for scale is a priority, as is building out a tech team to build a more robust sharing and streaming product for users.

Mento's CEO Gregor Hochmuth is quick to acknowledge the obvious comparison to del.icio.us, explaining that Mento takes the del.icio.us model and improves on it by including robust sharing support.

The site plans to integrate more robust sharing in the near future, but until then it will have a tough time competing with other karaoke sites like MySpace Karaoke.

It remains an open question as to how a Facebook iOS SDK might play with the existing Facebook SDKs if an app still does want access to more robust sharing features.

However, some researchers recently determined, to maintain a robust sharing of the jaguar gene pool necessary for maintaining the species, it is important that the jaguars are interconnected.

A robust share of the traffic to the site is referred from Facebook and Twitter.

For the training stage, we propose a two-stage multi-task learning strategy to learn robust shared features for script and handwritten/machine-printed identification.

Formulation and parametrization of most of the physical and physiological processes was robust, shared well between the study site and an alternate site, but gaps are evident in the knowledge of several important processes, primarily in responses to water stress.

How do we make teaching more rewarding, so that it beckons to not only enough college graduates but to a robust share of the very best of them?" -- Frank Bruni, "Can We Interest You in Teaching?" Now more than ever, there is increasing discussion around the lack of teacher voices in the broader conversation on education.

The authors have found that macrophages responded to bacteria with a robust, shared pattern of gene expression, encoding receptors, signal transduction molecules, and transcription factors.