Sentences with phrase «robust form»

This requires something called «enhanced customer due diligence», the most robust form of monitoring.

While certainly not the most robust form of security on its own, hiding sensitive information on your phone's lock screen will certainly keep curious eyes out of your personal business.

It's a more organized and fine robust form of the usual «Create a Class» and offers exclusive abilities depending on which division you sign up for.

The return to a more robust form of federalism would allow for greater local autonomy in establishing and cultivating local forms of culture and self - governance.

Andy Burnham was on robust form at his London rally last night, telling the audience that he would...

Andy Burnham was on robust form at his London rally last night, telling the audience that he would «run the government ragged» and even emulate Brian Clough if he becomes Labour leader.

Its well toned, robust form carries a length of 4855 mm and a width of 1954 mm.

The backplane (what turns the ink on and off) uses Plastic Logic's proprietary plastic electronic technology that enables the large, thin, lightweight and robust form factor according to the company.

For the indie books side, I'm digging Mike Carey's The Unwritten as it deals with a very robust form of story telling similar in ways to the internet - generation consumption of information.

The results vary from faintly figurative robust forms to oozing or splashed patterns.

There is also a pretty robust form builder that allows you to ask your prospective clients the usual things like name, address, and occupation, but also allows you to build in conditional questions, where the next action changes based on your answer, like this:

In the 1960s and «70s, Jewish believers in Jesus began to form congregations that sought to maintain a more robust form of Jewish identity.

The Open Britain campaign also seized on Alexander's «brilliant» attack on May, while BBC political editor Laura Kuenssberg said the Labour MP was «on robust form».

Often ETFs which physically reproduce an index are preferred due to this more robust form of replication.

Beyond the detachment, irony is an attachment to a «more robust form of the ideal.»

«There's some funding in the works to get some new stations in place, but right now it's not enough to complete the regional arrays that are necessary for earthquake early warning in its most robust form.»

Indeed evolution authorities Cherfas and Gribbin believe that a strong case can be made that the gracile forms are little more than varieties of extinct pygmy chimpanzees, while the robust forms are varieties of gorillas.7

In their most robust form, open resources can comprise entire curricula, like those offered by the State of New York's EngageNY project, which are made «open» for teachers to use and modify at their discretion.

The Hokkaido Inu is a strong medium sized dog with a rectilinear shape and robust form.

Artworks or ceramic test pieces belonging to an unofficial archive of works that have been left behind at the Banff Centre, are presented in the form of large posters while the gallery has become a work space to make these objects again, transforming from mutable material to robust form while drying out during the exhibition's time span.

Made of industrial welded steel, these robust forms will be given a fragile skin of paper.

In comparison to these other two products, Intake123 most stands out for its robust form - creation tools.

The site is now down until some time in December, we're told, when it will return in a more robust form and ready for the huge digital crowds that clearly want in.