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rugged | American Dictionary

rugged
adjective
us/ˈrʌɡ·ɪd/

ruggedadjective (STRONG)

strong or powerful; not delicate:
rugged individualism
If you describe a man’s face as rugged, you mean it is strong and rough:
rugged good looks

ruggedadjective (UNEVEN)

(of land) uneven and wild; not easy to travel over:
rugged terrain/cliffs

Examples of rugged

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The area has rugged, hilly to mountainous terrain, with altitude ranging from 100 to 350 m asl.
On the other hand, for highly rugged, multimodal, and multidimensional landscapes, it becomes impractical to build a global model of the whole space.
The area has a rugged, hilly to mountainous terrain, with altitude ranging from 100-350 m asl.
Here, the landscape can appear to be a rugged landscape.
The use of dyebanding for measuring wool production and fleece tip wear in rugged and unrugged sheep.
The main motivation in the research on bipedal locomotion is its much-needed mobility required for maneuvering in environments meant for humans or in rugged terrains.
Rugged peat clay brick dominates the north-west front elevation facing the main road.
Despite long distances and rugged terrain the settlers established a tightly woven social network that linked farms and farming families.
We know that the three algorithms differ in their abilities to adapt on rugged landscapes.
In general, the more rugged the landscape the more likely parties are to get caught on local optima.
Complex systems with high interdependence parameters are characterized by a rugged fitness landscape.
Second, the genetic algorithm is applied readily to difficult optimization problems sometimes heuristically described as rugged surfaces.
There may be many alternative compromises that can be reached, hence we expect a rugged energy landscape with many alternative low energy minima.
The thermal entropy is seen to be rugged and is numerically much less than the configuration entropy, indicating non-self-averaging effects are present.
As used here, the term rugged does not necessarily imply very steep terrain.
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