The year sure hasn't started robustly.
Well, they sure haven't started out robustly.
Our framework starts by robustly harvesting figure-caption pairs from biomedical articles.
The gains in the stock market have also been fueled by a sense, perhaps premature, that the American economy will start growing more robustly again once the shock from fiscal austerity begins to pass.
These steps, together with the disappearance last June of an outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome, have helped to revitalize the economy, with unemployment now falling, five years of deflation slowing and the economy starting to grow robustly again.
Because when times are good and core businesses are growing robustly, starting new generations of growth ventures seems unnecessary; when times are bad and mature businesses are under attack, investments to create new growth businesses can't send enough profit to the bottom line quickly enough to satisfy investor pressure for a fast turnaround.
"One of the challenges charities face is whether this represents the new normal or whether, if the economy starts growing more robustly again, giving also will grow more vigorously," said Patrick M. Rooney, executive director of the Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University, which does the research and analysis that goes into the report.
While this approach is quite powerful, it presupposes a well-understood and robustly described starting point in the form of a training set.
In the mid-2010s, we first successfully and robustly detected them.
I'm not a great one for flag-waving, but there's no escaping the fact that we're heading for a robustly British summer, starting on Monday with St George's Day.
