Sentence examples for mitigate surface from inspiring English sources

Stiffer diffusion media, enabling more uniform compression under the channels and lands, can mitigate surface cracks, but flexible cloth diffusion media experienced severe catalyst layer surface damage.

The experimental results showed that by suitable control of synthesis parameters studied it was possible to mitigate surface corrosion processes on the AZ31 magnesium alloy during the sol deposition.

In the coal mining industry worldwide, the primary and common purpose of applying backfill is to mitigate surface subsidence and thus to mine under surface structures (the most cases), rivers and railways, etc. (Palarski 1989, 2004; Karfakis et al. 1996; Ilgner 2000; Xu et al. 2004; Lokhande et al. 2005; Miao et al. 2010; Xuan et al. 2013; Xuan and Xu 2014).

Therefore, backfilling is not required and conducted at all unless some special conditions are met, e.g., when mitigating surface subsidence triggered by abandoned workings (Siriwardane et al. 2003).

Residual stresses generated by cyclic thermomechanical loading of these architectures show that the surface can be in a compressive stress state, following a short shakedown plasma exposure, thus mitigating surface fracture.

Hydrostatic slipper bearing is an effective way to maintain a fluid film between slipper pad and swash plate that slide against each other, and thereby mitigate direct surface-to-surface contact in water hydraulic axial piston motor (WHAPM).

On the other hand, double surface treatments are at least partially able to mitigate the surface damage produced by a first high intensity peening treatment.

Urban vegetation could mitigate the surface UHI better in summer than in early spring.

A buffering technique in the high power zone has been proposed to mitigate the surface damage by introducing secondary plasma in MW-PECVD, through a simple but tricky approach.

Goals varied from section to section along the creek and included controlling storm water runoff, reducing erosion, replacing or mitigating impervious surfaces, and protecting riparian zones.

To assess the ability of copper alloy surfaces to mitigate the bacterial burden associated with commonly touched surfaces in conjunction with daily and terminal cleaning in rural hospital settings.