“Due to the ruggedness of the surface of the rock, the vessels driven on it are almost instantly dashed to pieces.”

“Even with the deep scar on his cheek, many of the women he had come across seemed to be attracted to his ruggedness.”

“He reacts constructively to difficulties, defeats and discouragements, and has a ruggedness in the face of tough and unpleasant situations.”

“The ruggedisation includes splash-proofing and drop-testing and the PDAs are particularly useful for in-store, on-the-road, factory and stock-taking duties.”

“By passing the U.S. Army's rigorous ruggedization requirements, he thinks the company's display technology has been validated for use in consumer applications as well.”

“A system that scores low in ruggedization has sensitive components with maintenance procedures that are difficult to conduct in a field environment.”

“The 717 and D2D-34TLA chassis are both designed with the flexibility required for lab development and the ruggedization required for deployment.”