The museum's new permanent exhibition on human origins, which opens tomorrow, merges notable achievements in paleontology and genetics, sciences that have made their own robust evolutionary strides in recent years.
Only the most mentally robust can take in their stride the tumultuous business of research.
The company has made strides in fostering a robust community of VR developers while also selling consumers on its headsets which have managed to become the gold standards in quality.
Johnson, striding powerfully in measured manner to the crease and with a robust body action which generates surprising pace, took further advantage as Sean Ervine nibbled outside his off stump and edged to Alec Stewart.
The association between high DTC of stride length and memory was less robust and only observable at preferred walking speed.
American growth prospects, sped along by the collapse in raw material costs and the price of oil, seem robust enough to take an upwards adjustment in their stride.
Dr. Klausner, who is director of the department's program for sexually transmitted diseases, might have taken it all in stride, he says, for the sake of a robust political dialogue.
Their skeletons reveal atypically long femora and wing metacarpals that serve to lengthen the limbs for increased stride efficiency, while their pedal bones are unusually robust (Fig. 4; [32], [26], [26]).
On the other hand, the rotarod, the limb rotation, the stride length and the DBF provided a more robust index of the differentiation of the animals' locomotion, with significant differences between the age groups (p < 0.05).
David Ben-Gurion striding through some brave kibbutz gave off a similar robust glow.
