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robust

[roh-buhst, roh-buhst] / roʊˈbʌst, ˈroʊ bʌst /


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"Without a robust and urgent roadmap, there is a real risk this inquiry will not be able to fulfil its statutory objectives in the allotted time," she warned.

From BBC

"They are inherently robust against local noise that produces decoherence, since to corrupt the information, a failure would have to affect the system globally," Aguado explains.

From Science Daily

Most of the studies they looked at did not use the most robust methods and included small numbers of people, making it difficult to work out the true effects.

From BBC

Few cited the macroeconomic data that shows the economy to be robust by traditional measures.

From The Wall Street Journal

Costs will likely stay elevated as consumer demand remains robust, while it takes years to rebuild American herds depleted by drought and import restrictions over a parasite.

From Barron's