Sentence examples for capability to mitigate from inspiring English sources
Most of the passive safety systems in practice have capability to mitigate the effects of frontal collisions.
A fusion scheme based on the CAV is given in [53], which has the capability to mitigate interference and noise uncertainty.
The phase separation-induced nanostructure provides the capability to mitigate the mechanical degradation, by preventing the nucleation and propagation of microcracks during lithiation.
Although green land and water bodies show significant capability to mitigate UHI effects, cooling effects are unapparent when their sizes are small.
Simulation results from PSCAD/EMTDC showed that the VSC-HVDC system using the proposed control scheme, as compared to that with the conventional control methods, has a better capability to mitigate voltage fluctuation during system disturbances.
Recognising the risks associated with these dependencies early during the conceptual design phase can help to improve the system capability to mitigate the resulting threats and to take advantage of the opportunities created.
Our implementation leverages the Intel Phi capabilities to mitigate the main drawback of the algorithm – the high costs of computing hash functions during lookup/store operations.
The results show that the electronic power transformer, also known as solid-state transformer, not only matches the functions of a conventional power transformer, but also provides additional capabilities to mitigate dynamic power quality problems.
"Developing nations are frequently lacking in both availability of accurate weather information as well as capabilities to mitigate adverse effects," Sznaider says.
Although this question would benefit from further study in larger cohorts and with consideration of AKI patients who are not transferred, the current data does not support the investment of resources to ensure the widespread establishment of RRT capability simply to mitigate the need for patient transfer.
The knowledge of channel state information (CSI) at transmitter is crucial in precoding techniques to efficiently explore wireless multiuser multi-antenna capabilities namely to mitigate the interference and/or to separate spatial streams.
