Sentence examples for changes and alleviate from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the proposed method can simultaneous capture target appearance changes and alleviate the drifting problem.

The proposed controller aims to regulate the output power tightly in response to the desired value changes and alleviate power oscillations against the disturbances, including wind speed variation and fluctuation of the voltage magnitude, as voltage sag and swell.

Ligustrazine inhibited these changes and alleviated burn-mediated hepatic dysfunction.

Biofuel production from lignocellulosic biomass helps to mitigate climate change and alleviate our reliance on fossil fuels.

It is well known that the power output of microturbine can be controlled to compensate for load change and alleviate the system frequency fluctuations.

One of Britain's leading environmental entrepreneurs, Jeremy Leggett, is setting up a "club" of companies that will reserve five per cent of their profits for causes that fight climate change and alleviate global poverty.

The excellent cycling stability of the C-Fe2O3 spherical particles is mainly attributed to the interior voids in the mesoporous Fe2O3 particles that provide extra space to accommodate volume change and alleviate structural strain/stress during electrochemical reaction.

He added that she did not just want to report, but "to change things and she believed that reporting could change things and alleviate suffering".

It takes time to change behavior and alleviate emotional pain, and for many patients constant access is more harmful than helpful.

The second-term president and the new prime minister also vowed to cooperate in toughening sanctions against Iran over its nuclear program, addressing climate change, and alleviating poverty and disease in Africa.

A global assessment by the UN special rapporteur on the right to food concludes: "… agroecology, if sufficiently supported, can double food production in entire regions within 10 years while mitigating climate change and alleviating rural poverty".