Motivated by a simple multi-point manipulation device, we discuss how these effects can be accounted for and mitigated using tools from hybrid systems theory and multiple model adaptive control both for analysis and control design.
The fact that experimental risks "were not effectively assessed, planned for, or mitigated" was a contributing factor.
Marsh, who called the email a "self-serving statement," completely rejected Marshall's plea for a mitigated reaction.
The key to successfully asserting the defense is a factual determination that the event was unforeseen and could not be prepared for or mitigated by human activity.
Thus, it is critical to the safety case for the GDF not only to be able to demonstrate that the design performance is well understood but to show that conditions arising from design failures are also accounted for and mitigated as far as possible.
For, the practitioners of "mitigated scepticism" (cf. the "modest scepticism" of "Appendix" to the Treatise) will not "be tempted to go beyond common life, so long as they consider the imperfection of those faculties which they employ, their narrow reach, and their inaccurate operations" (EHU 12.3.25).
Under his leadership, the Academics abandoned the radical skepticism of Arcesilaus and Carneades (who professed to live without rationally warranted beliefs) in favor of a form of mitigated skepticism allowing for provisional beliefs that did not claim certainty.
The second scenario indicates the level of mitigation required to suppress beetle infestations where the proportion of mitigated trees was calculated for each plot by counting the residual attack and the number of mitigated trees.
In the experimental study in which the fuel stream of ethylene propane flames was doped with benzene, a synergistic effect was mitigated for benzene, but was observed for large PAHs.
This negative impact is mitigated for homeowners and possibly positive for people in socially rented accommodations.
