Sentence examples for actual mitigation from inspiring English sources

Unless accounting rules for Annex 1 countries are made more stringent, then Annex 1 countries will be able to formally comply with their pledges with very little actual mitigation and possibly none at all".

For these actual mitigation algorithms, which are capable of detecting and tracking multipath and which thus are able to remove the estimation bias due to multipath, it can be observed that the estimation performance tends to saturate quickly for.

Despite the consensus that waste efficient design is important for reducing waste generated by construction and demolition activities, design strategies for actual waste mitigation remain unclear.

Despite that jamming attacks are well known and have been widely studied in the literature, no actual security and mitigation strategies have been proposed to enhance the resiliency against jamming attacks in mobility networks.

It is shown that adequate knowledge of effective receive subspaces can be attained by simply assuming matched filters (MF) in the iterative precoding process, while further improvement can be obtained by an actual implementation of interference-mitigation-capable receivers.

Then, the anti-fouling and fouling mitigation on the actual commercialized TFC was verified.

It includes an overview of the project's background and an analysis of the main risk categories stating both the actual risks encountered and the mitigation measures adopted.

Besides the granularity of power control, this virtual model, which can be also seen as a virtual layer for interference mitigation above the actual short-term scheduling, is the main difference between the investigated algorithms.

Recently, investigations on the seepage paths of underground water in debris landslides were restricted to indoor model testing and site observation, which were far from meeting the actual demand for landslide prevention and mitigation.

Despite these minor setbacks, the joy of the unexpected existed, and the mitigation of mistakes took actual work.

To be sure, it is possible to prepare for such events to some extent in advance through disaster mitigation measures; however, it is an actual severe natural disaster that calls for acute planning and reorganization of the transport infrastructure.