Sentence examples for mitigating on from inspiring English sources

Hugh Mullan, mitigating on his behalf, said: "He preyed upon an economically deprived area of Hungary.

Model predictive control (MPC) is one of the switching methods studied in the literature for MMC to simultaneously achieve the three challenging objectives of (1) following the reference of the current waveform requested by upper-level control, (2) mitigating on circulating current, and (3) regulating capacitor voltages of submodules.

Also two mothers are reported with intermittent fatigue mitigating on carnitine supplementation [10].

We develop a stochastic model for quantifying and analyzing the risk of on-orbit obsolescence, and we assess, in its light, the appropriateness of DOD's rationale for maintaining low TRL technologies in its acquisition of space assets as a strategy for mitigating on-orbit obsolescence.

Oxide exfoliation was significantly mitigated on the grain boundary engineered samples compared to the as-received ones.

Coulson, Thurlbeck and Weatherup were joined in the dock by Mulcaire and another former news editor, Greg Miskiw, as their lawyers mitigated on their behalf, before their sentencing on Friday.

All that Mr. Kharazi did was to "express his hope that within the framework of the laws in Iran, the sentences for those convicted would be mitigated on appeal".

According to Kripke, our initial surprise at the divergent extensions of a prioricity and necessity should be mitigated on reflection.

Conclusions about long-term effectiveness (and/or tolerability), being based on the three subjects who remained on treatment, have to be mitigated on the basis of these limitations.

He has also molded the Rockets into a near-ideal representation of his philosophies without mitigating the on-court knowledge of Coach Kevin McHale.

Networks on chip (NoC) have been proposed as a solution to mitigate complex on-chip communication problems.