Erosion has been mitigated for the most part, except in the largest or the most extreme rain events (e.g. Hicks [1991]; Glade [2003]).
Brown roofs (a type of green roof) can be used to mitigate for the loss of brownfield habitat, but the best way of designing these habitats remains unclear.
This is to mitigate for the limits to the level of current that could be drawn from the energy storage device, imposed by the device's internal impedance [11].
The sizeable water source was constructed to mitigate for the 3 4 years cyclic drought experienced in the area affecting the community lifestyle and settlements as they were forced to migrate in search of water and pasture and sustenance (GOK 2008).
In order to mitigate for the arrival rate estimation errors and delay-bandwidth coupling, this paper presents the feedback-enhanced target-tracking weighted fair queuing (FT-WFQ) rate scheduler.
River structures can delay or prevent upstream migration of the critically endangered European eel Anguilla anguilla (L .. Eel ladders are frequently installed to mitigate for the impacts of barriers.
At what point do they say, "Hey, maybe we should talk to the Mayor and the City Council, BEFORE, these evictions happen?" As a result of the media attention, the 41 eviction notices given out to the apartment complex next door to Renton Woods, Grammercy Apartment Homes have been mitigated, for the moment, according to the Renton Housing Authority.
The image-enhanced operating environment looks to mitigate for the loss of haptic feedback by providing the surgeon with visual cues to the subsurface anatomy.
Here, observed manoeuvres are complex and include fanning out of predators (Kelley, 1973; Mills, 1990) which should allow larger predators to mitigate for the effects of their reduced turning radii with respect to those of their prey.
My work is supported by a dedicated Olympic delivery unit that works with council services and external partners to ensure that the council is comprehensively mitigating for, and preparing for the Games.
