Sentence examples for active mitigation from inspiring English sources

As nuclear power plants operate longer, an increased incidence of SCC can be expected unless active mitigation steps are taken.

Recently, a pedestrian ventilation system (PVS), an active mitigation strategy, has been proposed to enhance pedestrian comfort indices and to induce appropriate air movement.

Still, this scenario is unlikely given the company's current awareness of divergent vs. convergent forest blocks, its pre-emptive modification of seeding rates, and active mitigation of 'weedy' species proliferation as part of contemporary rehabilitation practices.

Furthermore, while many active mitigation methods have been proposed, certain classes of debris objects are amenable to mitigation campaigns employing chaser spacecraft with existing chemical and low-thrust propulsive technologies.

Avoidance is the simplest and most effective response to rock slope instabilities as active mitigation is only effective for small volume rockfalls or is only possible at significant economic cost for large slow-moving features.

Efforts are concentrated on built-in detection, masking and active mitigation that comprises self-recovery or self-repair capability, and has a focus on system resilience and recovering from fault events.

By the end of 2003, an estimated 1.7 million homes had radon-reducing features (515,000 active mitigations and 1.2 million homes with radon-resistant new construction), preventing 470 future premature cancer deaths annually.

For this reason the relative ease with which hives can be moved across landscape means that honeybees are perhaps the most suitable taxa for use as a pro-active mitigation measure against pollinator deficits.

Comparison of the results of this model to the spatial distribution of World Heritage Site assets highlights zones on the valley floor where pro-active mitigation might be required.

This new research will be taken into account in the regular review of MoD active sonar mitigation procedures".

Numerous studies have demonstrated the positive impact of active debris mitigation campaigns upon the growth of debris populations, but comparatively fewer investigations incorporate specific mission scenarios.