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The ambitious schedule imposes challenges on the company's production and musical capabilities, from which it does not emerge unscathed, but the burden is lessened by having the same set serve for all three operas — a functional black box designed by Madeleine Boyd.

On the other hand, we observed that dynamic reconfiguration can lead to significant cost savings when a manufacturing system consists of more unique machines with less shared capabilities, illustrating that the need for system reconfiguration can be lessened by having machine tools with several shared capabilities and distributing them on the shop floor.

The risk of researcher bias was lessened by having the teams facilitated by six different facilitators.

Connected, formed last year after a series of shootings, seeks to lessen violence by having volunteers walk the troubled streets, reaching out to Portland's youth.

The orchestral outpouring that precedes the final scene was predictably sumptuous, its impact lessened only by having to compete with the luxuriousness of what had come before.

Mr. Howard delivers the poetry in handsome tones of lyrical woe, but Mr. Sexton might, at least, have lessened the absurdity by having Marcus cradle the suffering young woman in his arms.

It is our hope that the overwhelming experience of the reader will be lessened by the changes we have made in response to the general reviewer comments.

Ford said the damage of two opening defeats had been lessened by the fact that no Group A team had won both opening games, leaving Wales four points behind joint leaders Belgium, Croatia and Serbia.

Second, it is plausible that women having a low birthweight infant may be more inclined to recall adverse life events in pregnancy than women who have an infant of higher birthweight, although this potential source of bias may have been lessened by the time elapsed between the birth and completing the survey at around six months postpartum.

Quality improvement approaches, such as the model for improvement, have demonstrated some success in healthcare but their impact has been lessened by implementation challenges.

When 1 vol.% or 2 vol.% FEC was introduced into the electrolyte, cycling performance and rate capability of Li1.16[Mn0.75Ni0.25]0.84O2 have been improved, and the initial irreversible capacity (Cirr) loss has been lessened by suppressing the parasitic side reactions between cathode and electrolyte.