Examples of using More robust in English and their translations into Czech
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The young are more robust.
Even more robust and torsion-resistant thanks to its innovative design.
And you're much more robust.
The more robust access control mechanisms based on DTE or RBAC model exist for many OS platforms SELinux, Trusted Solaris.
She looks better this morning, more robust.
Young children are more robust than we give them credit for.
I say we must be much more robust.
Should we try something more robust, or do you feel unequal to the task?
Yeah, but you deserve a deeper, more robust brew.
Direct soling also makes the shoe more robust because it does not involve any adhesive, which is often viewed as a shoe's"weak spot.
You shall have to ask my more robust brother.
On the one hand, we need to support more robust action against terrorists who directly pose a danger to the security of European citizens.
That and the fact that a conventional engagement ring will require a somewhat more robust conquest of the marketplace.
The cosmetic threads feature has a more robust architecture so that they behave more consistently.
The new chip hasn't been tested, but Moore's Law dictates it will be significantly faster and more robust than the original.
And, with its aluminium cladding, the window is more robust, easier to maintain and yet more customisable.
The mini BMX is similar to an ordinary BMX bike, except forthe fact that everything is produced in a smaller scale on a mini BMX and it looks more robust.
Therefore, the propulsion system's power andtorque will be more robust, and the unit's wheels considerably larger than previous designs.
Then, hopefully, one single message may emerge, namely this: that in many respects, though sadly not all,this resolution is so much more robust than any of its predecessors.
Because industrial RFID tags are significantly more robust than barcode labels, the system affords higher uptime and availability.
Fourthly, France should call for an emergency session of the Human Rights Council in Geneva to address the situation in Zimbabwe and, fifthly, more robust action is required by the United Nations.
The blank has been made even more robust with a special Duralfibre material blend, while Big Game Seaguide rings and a Fuji DPHS reel holder provide deluxe equipment.
Long thin scissors for twigs are somewhat similar to Satsuki shears,but they have more robust blade intended for cutting branches.
Europe's citizens expect more robust measures from the EU institutions aimed at not only bringing financial stability but also, in particular, at returning to sustainable economic growth.
They have been designed for the client who builds and enjoys their non-standard living andwho will appreciate a more robust solitaire in terms of its weight, resembling more a sculpture than furniture.
In my opinion, more robust procedures and decisions and faster examination of cases will mean that there are fewer appeals and unfounded applications will be more easily identified.
Similarly, we support better coordinated humanitarian action, and a more robust approach in dealing with abhorrent regimes in Zimbabwe, Burma, and elsewhere.
We support a more robust common external energy security policy under the CFSP with regard to Russian oil and gas imports, but we do not see what difference the Lisbon Treaty would have made to managing this crisis.
The cumulative impact of a'greening'of direct payments and better targeted rural development measures will mean that the CAP offers a more robust and comprehensive response to the provision of environmental public goods.
And I would say that as our there's nothing to preclude having an autonomous spacecraft that would act as a ferry to outer space or to Mars. and we can deploy it on things like spacecraft,artificial intelligence gets more robust.
