robustness

/ rəʊˈbʌstnɪs /

noun

1. the quality of being robust
2. computing the ability of a computer system to cope with errors during execution

Example Sentences

“And the job of representation, be it cinema or literature, is to give it that kind of robustness in its representation.”

From BBC

"Animals are remarkably adept at navigating large, dynamic environments with amazing efficiency and robustness," Dr Fischer said.

From Science Daily

America is not alone: Liberal democracy around the world is imperiled by its lack of robustness, responsiveness and deep deliberation.

From Salon

Current PCB materials are practically unbeatable in terms of robustness, and they are the benchmark for current rules regarding electronic components, Kleeman notes.

From Science Magazine

If concerns aren’t acted on with "diligence and robustness,” that could, in his view, "potentially be interpreted by abusers as a bit of a green light”.

From BBC

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