Sentence examples for mitigated by design from inspiring English sources

A feasibility study can be a very important step in the product development, as it can determine whether any unresolved risks may or may not be mitigated by design changes.

Newman, like Jane Jacobs before him in The Death and Life of Great American Cities (1961), argued that urban violence can be mitigated by designs and layouts that exploit the natural surveillance of open spaces inside and outside buildings, something that high-rise buildings notably lack.

Thermal deformations are mitigated by designing internally cooled motor couplings.

They also motivate further work to determine whether internal damage in hard matter may be mitigated by designing microstructures that heal cracks during mechanical loading.

The trade-off relation for the PEM fuel cell performance under low and high humidity conditions due to the hydrophobic GDL is mitigated by designing a reverse capillary pressure gradient in the MPL.

The attenuation and distortion caused by a snow cover can degrade passive acoustic sensor identification and distance estimation, but these detrimental effects can be mitigated by proper design of signal processing algorithms.

Consequently, the fuel cell current ripple is mitigated by the designed active control.

The output subsidy results in an intensity standard being inferior to a carbon tax in a first-best world, although the inefficiency can be corrected with a properly designed consumption tax (or mitigated by a properly designed carbon tax or cap-and-trade program).

These problems can be mitigated by using adequate design rules between classes and aspects.

These may be mitigated by good urban design but the first step in doing this is to quantify them.

The findings show that while community-specific constraints do matter, their impact can be mitigated by better project design.