Sentence examples for mitigating accidents from inspiring English sources
While some projects have considered VRUs from a safety viewpoint, they often aimed at avoiding or mitigating accidents with VRUs by equipping the vehicle and infrastructure.
This entails an estimation of the target population of the ITS and an expert evaluation of its effectiveness in preventing or mitigating accidents.
COCOSYS is being used for the identification of possible deficits in plant safety, qualification of the safety reserves of the entire system, assessment of damage-limiting or mitigating accident management measures, support of integral codes in PSA level 2 studies and safety evaluation of new plants.
The vision set the path toward a future road system without road traffic accidents through mitigating and preventive measures.
The ASV Advanced Safety Vehiclee) project, co-funded by the Japanese government, focuses on several aspects of road safety (e.g. autonomous driving technologies, accident avoidance technologies, damage mitigating technologies, and post-collision injury mitigation).
The main goal of fast-running software tools is to foresee the accident progression, so that mitigating actions can be taken and the population can be adequately protected.
Although bus transport is considered a safe mode in Denmark, it is important to comprehend the risk factors behind the severity of accidents involving buses to design mitigating and preventive measures for the realization of the vision.
Further plant safety enhancement requires developing emergency procedures that would enable beyond design basis accidents management by preventing core damage or mitigating consequences of severe accidents.
The basic features run standard on most vehicles on the new and used market and prove essential to mitigating damage and injury in the event of an accident.
Novel fuel technologies, named accident tolerant fuels (ATF), seek to improve the endurance of severe accident conditions in LWRs by eliminating or at least mitigating such detrimental steam-cladding interaction.
