Sentence examples for enable mitigation from inspiring English sources

In 2009, NASA launched the IVHM project to develop validated tools, technologies, and techniques for automated detection, diagnosis, and prognosis that enable mitigation of adverse events during flight [17].

The ability to define a critical event, such as precipitation during the foresummer, might enable mitigation procedures immediately after the event as well as provide a useful public health tool with an 18-month lead time on expected incidence of coccidioidomycosis.

Uniform hazard analysis Defining a given hazard enables mitigation measures for each utility to be rapidly identified.

In IMT-Advanced systems, a cross-layer approach coupling network coordination and radio resource managements enables mitigation of intercell interference and throughput improvement of cell-edge users.

Instead, an offset-QAM (OQAM) transmitted at twice the symbol rate enables mitigation of the impact of intersymbol and intercarrier interference, while keeping the same overall bandwidth [53].

Semi-active suspensions enable a mitigation of the design conflict between ride comfort and road-holding by allowing the continuous control of the damper force.

In this paper, we propose a fast simulation based technique for explicit identification of true timing-critical paths in both combinational and sequential circuits to enable reliability mitigation approaches, like selecting the paths for delay monitor insertion, resizing delay critical gates or applying rejuvenation stimuli.

We also achieve energy efficiencies that enable the mitigation of silicon power-density challenges, while making the design amenable to both mobile and wearable computing devices.

Information-sharing bureaus are essential to enhance financial access in any economy, because they enable the mitigation of the information asymmetry that restricts lenders from offering credit.

One of the key recommendations in the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada National Steering Committee report is to move the current discussion away from one that is focused solely on RDH and includes institutional strategies that enable fatigue mitigation and management, rather than relying only on externally imposed RDH limits.

IT management relies profoundly on relevant information which enables risk mitigation or cost control.