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The contention problem can be mitigated by exploiting the properties of a cellular network using CESAR approach proposed in our earlier study [21].

Recent research has shown that such a loss can be effectively mitigated by exploiting the idea of network coding [2] in bidirectional communication scenarios [3 7].

Based on some geometrical interpretation, it is shown that the loss incurred by SC-FDMA can be mitigated by exploiting multiuser diversity and spatial diversity.

More importantly, it was pointed out and shown in 3GPP-LTE uplink scenario that the rate loss could be mitigated by exploiting multi-user diversity and spatial diversity.

Furthermore, motivated by this interpretation we point out and show that such a loss can be mitigated by exploiting multiuser diversity and spatial diversity in multi-user systems with multiple receive antennas.

Recently, it has been found that this inefficiency can be mitigated by exploiting an additional degree of freedom (DoF) over the contention window, referred to as contention slot selection distribution (CSSD).

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.

Meanwhile, a bunch of other things are added in the same patch that Torvalds points out are redundant with existing solutions, for instance adding protections against an exploit already mitigated by Google Project Zero's "retpoline" technique.

Zhou et al. [61] proposed a more fine-grained key management scheme called SecDup, which mitigates the key generation overhead by exploiting hybrid deduplication policies.

Finally, the last requirement not only ensures the security of the transmission, but also mitigates the effect of fading by exploiting frequency diversity.

Recent studies demonstrated the efficiency of feedback-based gating control in mitigating congestion in urban networks by exploiting the notion of macroscopic or network fundamental diagram (MFD or NFD).