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What does robustness mean?

robustness

— noun the property of being strong and healthy in constitution — noun the characteristic of being strong enough to withstand intellectual challenge the lack of robustness in the findings may be due to the small size of the sample

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strength sturdiness power vigorousness validity stoutness might lustiness hardiness vigour vigor toughness solidity good health firmness brawn wiriness warrior vitality virtue vim thews thewness strong stamina stability soundness solid ruggedness puissance potency pithiness manpower lustriness incorruptibility huskiness hero heftiness healthiness hardihood gentleman forcefulness force fitness faculty durable corpulency

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Something of suitable size and robustness for a man in that condition.

It has a certain robustness that demands attention.

Those that received just cooked meats over few generations, not only declined physical robustness, but they were plagued with illness and had temperament problems.

Some love their complexity and robustness, and others find them unspeakably foul.

This is a test of the car's robustness and safety.

The wool of Tibetan sheep and goats is a much sought-after commodity at markets in the neighbouring countries because of its density and robustness.

It has robustness.

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Financial supply chains and those in the manufacturing sector share three key features - architecture, feedback mechanisms, and processes - and their robustness and efficiency depend upon how these components interact.

The robustness of NGDP targeting to unknown future shocks is similar whether the objective is to ease money, tighten money, or stay the course, and whether the central bank wants to announce a forecast, a target range, or a threshold for forward guidance.

Sometimes people are so confident about the robustness of globalization that they assume that it can't be reversed: but this is exactly what each round of financial and economic turbulence threatens.

The very existence of decoupling arguments is a warning that they should be concerned about the continuing robustness of Europe's economy.

Exploring this potential could open up significant opportunities not only to combat climate change, but also to foster Europe's long-term economic robustness.

Quite apart from their concerns about the robustness of the rebound in the economy, investors are uncertain about many financial firms' business models, and about the future size, shape, and profitability of the financial sector in general.

And the longer this continues, the greater the risk that Germany's neighborhood will erode the robustness of what the country has painstakingly built.

Bhutan is asking itself the question that everyone must ask: how can economic modernization be combined with cultural robustness and social well-being?

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