This paper presents a case study on the evaluation of the effectiveness for mitigating ground-borne vibration and noise by floating slab track system (FST).
Forested land use appeared important in mitigating water quality degradation.
In a separate appeal, Mr. Hood was granted a new punishment trial on grounds that jurors were not allowed to properly consider mitigating evidence that might have persuaded them that he didn't deserve a death sentence.
Class F fly ash and ground granulated blast furnace slag (GGBFS) were used as the ASR mitigating measures of the FNS aggregate.
It is concluded with respect to ground vibrations that both the barrier and the embankment had a mitigating effect but that the contribution from the barrier dominated.
Thus, not only are the stocks of carbon in Amazon forests very large (exceeding 100 Pg in above- and below-ground biomass, e.g., [40]), but Amazon nations have also contributed to mitigating climate change via net carbon sequestration.
For the clinical lameness score, an empirical model was used postulating that the clinical score, from 0 (dog without lameness) to 5 (dog does not put limb on the ground), was the result of a balance between factors promoting lameness (Kin) and factors mitigating lameness (Kout).
This past July, she received a letter from the board saying it would not be able "establish grounds for discipline" against Bianchi in her case, "considering all the evidence and mitigating factors".
The national nature of the implementation means that the resulting mitigating actions are far too slow to be visible in a timely manner to users on the ground, limiting the potential for organisations to flexibly address unanticipated issues [ 61].
