Writing for the majority, Justice Elena Kagan wrote that judges and juries must be able to consider the "mitigating qualities of youth," such as "immaturity, impetuosity, and failure to appreciate risks," as well as the "home environment that surrounds [the juvenile offender] — and from which he cannot usually extricate himself — no matter how brutal or dysfunctional".
Therefore, finding a way to control or predict segregation is critical to optimizing product design or to mitigate quality issues with bulk powders and granules.
By placing the new sensor nodes on the most favourable locations, this method is able to select the network topology in view of mitigating the quality of service provided by the network.
Market mechanisms are meant to manage carbon, distribute technical knowledge from north to south, conserve forest, mitigate air quality, and shape development.
Alternatively, the Evans et al. [7] and Tandon et al. [24] studies attempted to mitigate the quality issues by creating a comprehensive output measure (termed COMP) that weighted different health goals, such as timeliness of care, differently.
It may be that once QD kinetics and dynamics are characterized, the risks posed by these exposures may be mitigated through quality control mechanisms (e.g., consistency and reliability in volume production), as they currently are with pharmaceuticals.
US Patent No. 10,031,312 describes a 'small format camera system for mobile devices' which can detect when an external lens is being used and automatically apply adjustments and corrections to mitigate any quality-reducing factors.
This paper addresses the simulation of a DSSSC that is aimed at mitigating many power quality problems, such as voltage sags, voltage flickers and harmonic compensation.
Mitigating uncertainties about quality and safety compels many families to engage in a complex decision-making process, mediated by their ability to mobilise social and economic resources, in an attempt to ensure positive experiences and outcomes of care.
