Our labor market provides a number of protections to mitigate the power and control employers can exert over employees.
All of these approaches should, at least in theory, enhance one's appreciation for uncertainty and thus help mitigate the desire for control.
All of these approaches should, at least in theory, enhance one's appreciation for uncertainty--and thus help mitigate the desire for control.
In order to mitigate the above disadvantages, the control of a UPQC has been revisited in this work and several proposals for improvement are presented in this paper.
Fault accommodation involves the detection and isolation of faults, and then taking appropriate control actions to mitigate the fault effects and maintain control.
To mitigate the selection problem, we control for school-specific fixed effects, as well as very flexible application-admissions pattern fixed effects.
To maximize efforts to control, mitigate the damage, and maintain eradication of this invasive species in the mainland United States, we must accumulate foundational information that describes the many aspects of the biology of this species.
Transition metals from Mn II) to Zn II) function as metalloenzyme cofactors in all living cells, and the successful pathogen is capable of mounting an adaptive response to mitigate the effects of host control of transition metal bioavailability.
Just as human reason can control and mitigate the struggle for existence among the plants we cultivate, it can control and mitigate the struggle for existence among humans.
It is also demonstrated that the nonlinear energy sink can efficiently control and mitigate the undesired LCOs in this system.
Complete safety and security concepts for the process control can mitigate the need for 24/7 safety operation, increase availability and reliability.
