These examinations and analyses provide a complete strategical map that can serve as a robust stepping stone for future research regarding the application of semantic web technologies in the AEC domains.
A highlight of the Tuesday evening installment was a performance by the Ilyas Malaev Ensemble, whose Bukharan traditional music, using a frame drum, two antique stringed instruments (tar and kemancheh) and robust vocals, was only a stone's throw from European medieval music.
For most of the 20th century, the Matadero Madrid, as the compound is known, was the city's main slaughterhouse; its robust stench lingered far beyond the high stone walls surrounding it and deep into the working-class neighborhood nearby.
Robust, enduring and environmentally sensitive, a dry stone wall is a dazzling example of design ingenuity and of the possibility of making something useful from found objects that are usually ignored or discarded.
These relations provide a stepping stone for new hypotheses based on robust genetic, structural genomic, mRNA expression and metabolite profiling data.
A robust example is "Loving Couple (Mithuna)" at the Met, a stone sculpture in which a pair of standing deities engage in a joyful intercourse of the carnal and the ethereal.
Gaunt's Strong Tower is so named for being entirely vaulted in stone across all its floors, an unusual and robust design.
However, while the CCR motif is virtually "set in stone" in Archaea and Eukarya, it is less robust in Bacteria – in the 5th position (for averaged isoacceptor tRNAs of 20 amino acids) we observe 10C to 8G (with ambiguous 2S).
The antidote to such skepticism is common sense, but not of the robust sort displayed by Dr. Johnson when he purported to refute Berkeley by kicking a stone.
Shennan and colleagues [21], [22] argue that the "creative explosion" of the Eurasian Upper Paleolithic and African late Middle Stone Age is at least partly a function of larger and more robust populations.
