Sentence examples for mitigating the force from inspiring English sources

The seat then functions like a giant baseball mitt, catching the person, mitigating the force transferred through their body.

This earthquake originated some 30 miles below the surface near Olympia, and its depth seems to have mitigated the force suggested by its magnitude, 6.8.

And a company sent him a product called the Guardian Cap, a piece of padding fastened by Velcro over a helmet to mitigate the force of head-on collisions.

In a peculiar attempt to mitigate the force of its own holding, it impinges upon its own analysis by concluding that, while the Government may compel a named individual to produce records, in any later proceeding against the person it cannot divulge that he performed the act.

First, the statistical techniques mentioned in the last paragraph mitigate the force of it.

This would not show that the practices are objectively wrong, but it might mitigate the force of the critique.

Large mangrove forests mitigated the force of the tsunami in Phang Nga province (Thailand) where the inland territories were only slightly damaged.

"The whole VUCA environment bombards leaders and puts them on the defensive, and [then] they can't move forward". To mitigate the forces pushing leaders onto defense, leaders need to have an offensive mindset.

Research has suggested that knee airbags (KABs) can mitigate the forces sustained during this contact, resulting in decreased injury risk; however, previous research has been limited by small sample sizes or by occurring in a controlled setting.

Learning to strengthen the ecosystem linkages that promote resilience and to mitigate the forces that impede the ability of agro-ecosystems to deliver goods and services remains an important challenge.

These forces mitigate the strength of selection for paternal care because as fewer males monopolize reproduction, kin competition between the offspring of a male increases.