hardier

Better, hardier crop strains aren't just a profit-making scheme, they're absolutely critical in the fight against world hunger.

The only thing needed to get most people to switch is a slightly cheaper and hardier battery.

Drogues are also generally much hardier than pilot chutes as they have more force acting on them.

A lot of the innovation happened in subset hardier, but etherpad made it way more accessible and this useful.

You could loosen that requirement for hardier astronauts, but it'd greatly restrict your astronaut candidate pool.

It's a social pressure that has proved hardier than going to church or getting married while you are still fertile.

If you don't strictly need multi-touch, maybe you could forgo capacitive for a hardier resistive screen?

I often wonder if scientists breeding hardier or higher-yielding crops keep Norman Borlaug in the back of their mind.

That being said, some people are hardier to the idea of being in solitude, though it does usually take some training to get there.

In my experience, Adderall does lose effectiveness but Vyvanse is much hardier.

Also there's the risk that we accidentally release some genetically modified bacteria and they prove to be hardier than expected.

The reason cancer is so hard to fight is that it's not so much a single type of bad cell but an evolutionary process (see: clonal evolution) that continues to generate hardier bad cells.

If you train 1000 AIs on different subsets of your training corpus, their ensemble will be much "hardier" than one AI trained on the entire corpus.

Germans tend to make a "hardier" bread (from not including a leavening agent) that isn't super soft and their culture has quirks about the topic, but it doesn't mean that there isn't healthy sugar-free and preservative-free bread in the US.

Dwarf wheat is a "genetically modified" crop, but not in the way you would imagine; we didn't make it hardier, or higher-producing at its own expense, or anything else.

> Germans tend to make a "hardier" bread (from not including a leavening agent) that isn't super soft and their culture has quirks about the topic, but it doesn't mean that there isn't healthy sugar-free and preservative-free bread in the US.

Hardier materials, and the print can lose an entire paper sheet's worth of mass/thickness, and still be readable.