Sentence examples for use of rugged from inspiring English sources

Overall, we observed that cattle, like elk, increased their pathway sinuosity; whereas elk, unlike cattle, also significantly increased their use of rugged terrain and steeper slopes.

The use of rugged terrain and steep slope by elk as refuge from predation is concordant with what found for elk in other studies [13], but not in domestic cattle monitored by us.

Gegam Grigorian made good use of his rugged tenor in the role of Pierre Bezukhov; he caught Pierre's nobility and kindness and also his disorientation and rage.

Chi-square analysis of rugged terrain was used to calculate use versus availability of different user categories.

Gorgeous in a way that strained any use of the word, a rugged place that produced oohs and awe.

Yet according to Heimlich, Illmatic provided an "explosive, explicit rejection of the cultural assimilation of most previous hip-hop," due to its rugged use of language and its uncompromising portrayal of crime Heimlich cites Nas' role in the resurgent hardcore movement, writing: "[Nas] came on the scene as hardcore's golden child.

Our results show that, similar to cattle, elk also reacted to wolf presence; however, elk increased their use of steep slope and rugged terrain as well as their pathway sinuosity.

The implementation of such an approach will require the use of accurate, well-validated, rugged assays that operate alongside well-developed risk relationships for different populations.

Manufacturers of rugged devices "have used Windows Mobile for over a decade, but Microsoft seems to be abandoning that platform more or less, leaving firms like Motorola, Intermec, Panasonic and Toshiba to turn to Android to stay relevant for customers," said Nick McQuire, research director of enterprise mobility strategies at the International Data Corporation.

All clusters (>8 km2) of rugged terrain were used for grazing, migration and camp sites, reflecting few alternative land opportunities.

The NRA used to positioned itself as a nonpartisan piece of rugged Americana.