Ruggedness in a sentence

One can say that Dingalan’s appeal lies in its ruggedness and in the sheer thrill of experiencing nature in all its scarred glory.

On the continents, we designed a variable that integrates sediment cover and landscape ruggedness to describe the continents' capacity to host diverse species.

The CX-50, in contrast, throws in plastic cladding over the wheel wells and lower trim pieces to keep branches and brambles at bay from the paint; the 2.5 Turbo Meridian Edition adds 18-inch wheels and all-terrain tires for more ruggedness.

What the Slim Pro 7 lacks in looks, it makes up for in ruggedness.

The dramatic wilderness of Benijo looks like something plucked from a Pacific coastline, thanks to the density of the surrounding laurel forest and the ruggedness of the Anaga mountains.

With the compact design of a golf cart and the extra ruggedness of a proper Jeep, these types of vehicles are a handy purchase for casual all-terrain driving.

Gtech's managed a similar gambit to SanDisk here, by balancing ruggedness with speed, and this drive is specifically strong when it comes to drop protection - it isn't phased by a few bounces!

I guess, in a roundabout way, the idea of Pratt as Indy makes sense, because he does have that wit and the ruggedness of the character.

The Grand Wagoneer was delivering everything you need decades ago, and doing it with a handsome, distinctively American ruggedness and, at the same time, refinement.

The region is prime grizzly habitat, mainly for its vast ruggedness.

Safety comes from ruggedness, proper shielding, control pins and spoiler pins inside the reactor which arrest the reaction.

Solid wire also provides mechanical ruggedness; and, because it has relatively less surface area which is exposed to attack by corrosives, protection against the environment.

The appeal of inflatable kayaks is their portability, their durability (they don't dent), ruggedness in white water (they bounce off rocks rather than break) and their easy storage.

The austerity of the Sahel environment has ensured that only the most fit dogs survive and has accentuated the breed's ruggedness and independence.

The common characteristics of all these weapons are simple design, ruggedness and ease of maintenance in all operating conditions.

The relative relief of the terrain is usually extensive, and the forest-clad mountains with their extreme ruggedness are almost impenetrable.

The success and ruggedness of the Huckins' 78-foot seagoing design is demonstrated by Squadron 26's constant ready-boat operations and Fleet torpedo boat training in the oceans around Midway and Hawaii during the last two years of the war.