Sentence examples for robust types from inspiring English sources

One way of doing this is by exchanging the coral's algae species for more robust types.

In the Keppels in 2006, Berkelmans and his team noticed that the dominant strain of zooxanthellae changed from light and heat-sensitive type C2, to more robust types D and C1".

Surviving colonies may acclimatize to warming conditions by replacing thermally-sensitive symbionts with more robust types ('adaptive bleaching' or 'symbiont shuffling'; [ 3, 6, 10- 14]).

He ran well to be fifth in the Cheltenham Gold Cup but has plenty of weight and does not appeal as the robust type needed for this.

The variable forgetting factor is determined by linear mapping of a suitably defined robust discrimination function, representing the ratio of robustified extended prediction error criterion, using M robust approach, and M robust type recursive estimate of noise variance.

DENV has been reported to trigger a robust type I IFN response; however, IFN-α/β profile in the progression of disease is not well characterized.

For a discussion of this problem see Lewis 1983 , 1984 the rather robust type of metaphysical realism that he suggests as a solution to this problem, is, for many philosophers, a cost in itself.

However, RRLS algorithm of M robust type using MAD scale factor estimation is also found to be non-effective for tracking of time-varying parameters [7, 11, 24, 26].

As expected from the fact that replicating LAIV infects mucosal tissues of respiratory tracts, humans with a nasal spray of LAIV showed a robust type I IFN antiviral transcriptomic signatures.

Gossiping [28] is a simple, lightweight and robust type of peer-to-peer protocol that found its application in information dissemination, peer sampling, resource management, and most importantly from our perspective, topology construction.

One of the most efficient and robust type of RL algorithms are continuous state actor-critic algorithms that have the advantage of fast learning and the ability to generalize to new and unseen traffic conditions.