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It has been shown, e.g., in [3, 18], that attenuating late reverberation is crucial for ASR while early reflections can be mitigated well by, e.g., cepstral mean subtraction (CMS) [35].

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Evolutionary change was also mitigated rather well by restricting the harvesting effort to brook charr larger than the size at 50% maturation probability for 2-year-old brook charr.

Failing to adequately anonymise data could have severe consequences, both legally and in terms of brand reputation, but such risks can be mitigated by well-established strategies, according to Nick Millman, managing director at Accenture Digital.

The unit "will also continue to face a relatively high degree of political and economic risk, although this is mitigated by a well-diversified business portfolio".

The consequences of physical deconditioning can be mitigated by a well-designed risk reduction strategy targeting the highest-risk individuals while maintaining a critical approach in the understanding of the secular increase in obesity and sedentary behaviour.

The study documented herein (1) quantifies errors in regional drawdown predictions incurred through neglect of the presence of a gas phase near CBM extraction centres, and (2) evaluates the extent to which these errors can be mitigated by simulating near-well desaturation using a modified Richards equation formulation within a standard groundwater flow simulator.

Solidarity aside, for Bolivia's neighbors, too, Mr. Morales's ascension creates new challenges as well that are hardly mitigated by the fact that most are led by nominally leftist governments.

In the next step, ambient disturbances like wind gust are considered for UAV heading rate computation which are mitigated by employment of the well known sliding mode controller.

Cache attacks can be detected and mitigated both by the cloud provider as well as the cloud subscriber.

Moreover, the major cloud vendors' global footprints mean companies can mitigate their physical risk as well by distributing their applications geographically, allowing for seamless continuity of operations even in the face of natural or human disasters.

But at least that was mitigated by tax credits that went well above average households and whose current withdrawal hurts middling families.

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