robustness
Britishnoun
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the quality of being robust
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computing the ability of a computer system to cope with errors during execution
Example Sentences
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Water companies' ability to self-monitor and report their performance in areas such as minimising pollution will also be reviewed, "recognising there are concerns about the robustness of these systems".
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"Speed can often hide fragile foundations. Growing something quickly doesn't always equal sustainability or robustness," notes Mr Broders, who is based in Shropshire.
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As Mr. Thaler reports, “despite the empirical robustness and conceptual importance of these findings, insights from behavioral economics remain largely absent from mainstream economics textbooks.”
The DoH said GPs may have concerns about the robustness of assessments by private providers.
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Speaking prior to the news of Wood's injury, former Australia fast bowler Jason Gillespie said he was "concerned about the robustness" of England's attack.
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