Due to the proposed spindle shape of hollow fibre bundle, the shielding between adjacent fibres could be mitigated greatly, therefore the heat and mass transfer performance of the proposed system demonstrated significant improvement compared with other designs reported in literature.
They could greatly mitigate security risks, too.
Meanwhile, demand response helps greatly mitigate the negative impact associated with RERs.
Indeed, the near-swagger of yesteryear's tenured, seasoned chiefs of department of the New York Fire Department did serve to greatly mitigate the influence of the politically appointed fire commissioner on administrative policy in previous administrations.
It is possible to greatly mitigate the increase of water usage associated with the addition of carbon capture to fossil fuel power generation.
"If you fill the slots earmarked by Congress for independent voices with corporate voices, you greatly mitigate the safeguards built into the supermajority requirement of the law," Mr. Kastel says.
Moreover, a comparison between the models with steel damping bearings and with pot bearings reveal that the steel damping bearing can greatly mitigate the pier forces and displacement with an acceptable displacement between the pier and girder.
Vegetated riparian zones adjacent to rivers and streams, can greatly mitigate nutrients, sediment from surface through deposition, absorption and denitrification, yet, human activities primarily land use practices have dramatically reduced the capacity.
The results show that, for its multi-level amplitude and excellent spectrum efficiency, MAMSK-OOFDM can greatly mitigate the effects caused by dispersive and nonlinear phenomena, and it can also effectively improve the capacity of the system.
This would more closely approximate the policy position of other governments and would greatly mitigate the current U.S. airline crisis.
The operators of proposed satellite mega-constellations can greatly mitigate the risk of future collisions by rapidly de-orbiting their spacecraft at the end of service.
