Sentence examples for Mitigate this difficulty from inspiring English sources

To mitigate this difficulty, pre-heating systems (glow plugs, air heating, etc).

To mitigate this difficulty a new approach is described based on a preliminary study performed with the UT-3 cycle.

To mitigate this difficulty some heavy gases have been mixed to helium, reducing thus the range of the particles.

It is presumably to mitigate this difficulty that Burke adopts a conception of the imagination that encompasses all five sense modalities.

To mitigate this difficulty, we propose to use the relatively high reflecting retinal pigmented epithelium layer as the reference to flatten the original 3D data set along both the fast and slow axes.

The evolutionary nature of SRES goes some of the way toward mitigating this difficulty, but to reduce the impact of becoming stuck in a local minimum yet further, we also run the algorithm for a large number of iterations and rerun eight times for each dataset (taking as our final estimate the 'best' amongst these eight runs).

To mitigate this fundamental difficulty in curvature estimation, a window size must be determined adaptively depending on local characteristics.

This prediction can mitigate the difficulty in determining the deterministic mean trend.

To mitigate the difficulty, a corner-edge penalty method is proposed and implemented in conjunction with the SOTC to obtain truly robust solver performance.

The advantage of the optimizing scheme can mitigate the difficulty in regulation and control due to the inertia shock of huge spatial structure during the course of solar-tracking, also it can balance the relationship between energy consuming and concentration efficiency.

It's possible to mitigate that difficulty with the right processes and tools, however.