robust binding
[roh-BUHST BY-nding]
nounpl: robust bindings
encadernação robusta
1. A strong and durable method of binding books or documents that can withstand heavy use, frequent handling, and extended periods of time without deterioration
The library chose robust binding for all its reference books to ensure they would last for decades.
A biblioteca escolheu encadernação robusta para todos os seus livros de referência para garantir que durassem décadas.
2. In computing, a type of variable binding or linking mechanism that maintains strong connections and resists errors or failures
The framework uses robust binding to prevent data loss during system failures.
O framework usa encadernação robusta para evitar perda de dados durante falhas do sistema.
3. A secure fastening method for materials or components that provides resistance to stress, strain, and environmental factors
The manufacturer implemented robust binding techniques for the aircraft components.
O fabricante implementou técnicas de encadernação robusta para os componentes da aeronave.
The term 'robust binding' is particularly valued in Brazilian academic and publishing institutions where books are expected to circulate extensively through libraries and schools. In Portugal, similar emphasis is placed on durability. In the United States, robust binding represents a quality standard in bookbinding craftsmanship and is often associated with premium or professional-grade publications.
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