Sentence examples for countermeasures through from inspiring English sources

The framework provides the aforementioned security countermeasures through the use of Trusted Virtual Domains (TVDs).

Various trust management models used in heterogeneous networks like Wireless Sensor Network's, Mobile Ad-Hoc Networks (MANETs) for assessing the availability, reliability and security countermeasures through identifying compromised nodes.

This implies that stakeholder agencies (either government or nongovernment) succeeded to enhance the awareness of people about climate hazard risks and the most suitable countermeasures through coping practices to minimize the hazard impacts on their generic livelihoods.

The model evaluates the effectiveness of a given combination of countermeasures through a cost function which balances the benefit obtained through the reduction in dose with the cost of implementation.

Beginning in July 2009 the Japanese government began assessing possible countermeasures through the Committee for the Consideration of Countermeasures Regarding Quiet Hybrid and Other Vehicles, and in January 2010 the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism issued guidelines for hybrid and other near-silent vehicles.

Their conclusion emphasised the importance of conducting injury prevention studies for determining whether countermeasures are efficacious through evaluating their net benefit (Hagel and Meeuwisse 2004).

Vibration can be isolated through countermeasures by reducing the stiffness of railpads, using floating-slab tracks and/or supporting buildings on springs.

Sometimes, whether through experiencing suffering, through prophetic satire, or through defiant countermeasures, God just makes a statement.

Behaviour therapies are aimed at correcting specific pathological emotional states or behaviour patterns through appropriate countermeasures.

Farmers and traffickers have largely neutralised the effects of spraying through smart countermeasures such as planting coca bushes in denser and less visible plots and cultivating new strains of coca that are resistant to the herbicide glyphosate.

That July, Burr introduced a bill to establish a new agency at H.H.S., known as the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (Barda), with an annual budget of $1 billion, to finance the development of countermeasures and steer companies through the gantlet of clinical trials and F.D.A. approval.