Robustness in a sentence

Model identification and robustness A control system must always have some robustness property.

According to Mr Vincent Low, Canon Singapore’s head of Enterprise Business, Singapore Operations, organisations are poised to prioritise digital transformation to ensure continued robustness and reliability.

Although there are no available data to substantiate this claim empirically, one can assess the robustness and dynamism of any industry by looking at its supply chain.

As for the domestic scenario, the RBI stated on several occasions that the banks failing in the West wouldn’t impact financial stability here and swore by the robustness of the Indian banks.

But its effectiveness relies of the robustness of the underlying computing capacity to identify, target, insert, cut, and repair genes.

Having said that, the general feeling of robustness that you get is really good – the materials lower down aren’t the highest quality but the ones further up the cabin are of a good standard.

In his book Antifragile: Things That Gain From Disorder, Nassim Taleb describes the robustness of things through time with reference to the Lindy Effect also known as Lindy’s Law.

Large numbers of rural women have entered low-paying, low-productive jobs, perhaps to supplement household incomes in the wake of the pandemic — this does not indicate robustness of recovery.

The 'consistency of quality and the robustness of management oversight and effective screening in the hub' and 'the recording of the rationale for decision-making concerning parental consent' were both seen as areas the council could progress.

The public must have confidence in the robustness of public service broadcasters' safeguarding procedures.

Thin and lightweight, it looks great wherever you take it, all while still managing to offer military-grade levels of robustness.

This robustness adds a human dimension to what is a serious and intrepid work of culinary history.

When neural networks are trained on slightly different datasets, robustness means that they perform similarly.

You also saw that we received Breakthrough Therapy designation at the end of last year, which I think also speaks to the robustness of the data that we have in that third line plus setting in colorectal cancer adagrasib combined was to rituximab.

Additionally, the method's robustness was further evidenced in various ablation studies, demonstrating the significant roles of unlabeled data, density difference loss, and the number of auxiliary task predictors.

Aggregating predictions from multiple images of the same mix significantly improved robustness and accuracy.

As finance officer Mr Pilsworth is legally required to report to councillors on the adequacy of proposed reserves and the robustness of estimates under section 25 of the Local Government Act 2003, as part of the budget setting process.

Concern about supply chain robustness and resilience continues to be a chief concern in the battery raw materials space and was a featured topic during the four-day conference.

For corporations, a AAA rating is equally significant, often seen as a mark of prestige and financial robustness.

For instance, small-bodied species’ faster rates of reproduction might enable rapid recovery of populations, reducing the costs of lower resistance over time and matching these smaller species’ overall robustness to that of larger animals.