Sentence examples similar to mitigate contention from inspiring English sources

Thus, the CESAR mechanism ensures that at a particular time instant k only one group of APs may access idle resources, thereby mitigating the contention problem.

It is supposedly mitigated by the contention that Edward's desire to inherit Evenwood, the Tansor estate, stems from the wondrousness of Evenwood's library.

Thus, a large amount of ACKs are avoided to push into the network, mitigating the channel contention.

Many techniques have been proposed in the literature to mitigate these problems, ranging from contention window adaptation, transmit power control [6], tuning of the threshold [7] to rate adaptation [8] and routing [9].

This MAC utilizes a contention-based receiver selection scheme to mitigate inter-user interference during FD transmissions, but only FD-AP and HD clients are considered in the network.

A small node degree reduces the MAC-level contention and interference, and may help to mitigate the well-known hidden and exposed terminal problems.

But these challenges and struggles don't excuse or mitigate the hate brewing inside Myanmar, or the weak premises underlying the contention that the Rohingya are a fundamental threat to the country.

Given the tenuousness of Amgen's judicial-economy argument, Amgen's policy arguments ultimately return to the contention that private securities-fraud actions should be hemmed in to mitigate their potentially "vexatiou[s]" character.

You always have to mitigate".

How to mitigate this trend?

Several factors mitigate against him.