Semi-active suspensions enable a mitigation of the design conflict between ride comfort and road-holding by allowing the continuous control of the damper force.
In October 2017, the US eased sanctions against Sudan, citing improved humanitarian access, the mitigation of conflicts within the country and progress on counter-terrorism.
Unlike Carneades, his professional concerns were not epistemological argument, moral proof, or philosophical system as such, but rather the concrete mitigation of conflicts and the maintenance of peace.
Hence, a framework of conflict mitigation is needed which addresses the specific raiding motives of each group.
Instead, any investments in development in north-western Kenya need to be embedded into a framework of conflict mitigation which offers incentives for both conflict parties to simultaneously leave the violent conflict path and to invest resources into cooperation.
Because a key driver of conflict is the pursuit of food by wildlife, we used patch selection models, a dynamic, state-dependent modeling approach based on foraging theory, to assess how benefit reduction and cost increase resulting from conflict mitigation affect wildlife foraging decisions.
A mitigation plan of expanded subway service, buses, and ferries begins to take shape.
This was a frequent source of conflict.
Sarah Omusula is a researcher in wildlife conservation, habitat restoration, and the mitigation of human-wildlife conflict.
Reducing fear associated with roads requires investment of money and political will in law enforcement for effective anti-poaching, preventing settlement, mitigation of human-elephant conflict, and sustainable livelihood development for forest people.
