robustness

IPA: roʊbˈʌstnʌs

Examples of "robustness" in Sentences

There is a certain robustness in these stories dealing with the inexorable laws of Nature.
(Rock can chime in about how this very simple demonstration of robustness is so, um, …, well, whatever …)
Let me begin by saying that economic robustness is the only foundation for the temporalities of the state.
However, adoption of the superhydrophobic surface treatment will ultimately depend on its long-term robustness and cost.
I am not sure that testing her hypothesis to a peer-reviewable level of robustness is possible given the middling quality of the data ...
Also, no need to apologize for "robustness" - I did provoke you and intentionally try to draw you into the discussion, and am grateful for your comments!
"Any efforts to delay or water-down the agreements will jeopardize financial stability, and undermine the long-term robustness of the recovery," said Ingves, who is also governor of Sweden's central bank.
Frankly, I am not sure that testing her hypothesis to a peer-reviewable level of robustness is possible given the middling quality of data and the inherent ambiguity with how particular projects must be assigned to particular congressional districts.
However, increased mutational robustness caused by gene duplications pales in comparison to drift and selection as a cause for the fixation of gene duplicates, especially because the advantage of robustness is weak in many populations. page 268, Robustness and Evolvability of Living Systems