Sentence examples for mitigation and a from inspiring English sources

Moreover, a sensitivity factor calculation based on the rate of the fault current mitigation, and a modified inversion operator based on equal cost, were proposed to improve the calculation efficiency of the algorithm.

This represents an efficient strategy for biomass-based carbon mitigation and a mechanism for offsetting emissions sources elsewhere in the economy, fundamentally changing the role of biomass in achieving deep emissions reductions.

This paper proposes a five level cascaded converter for Distribution Static Compensator (DSTATCOM) implementing a novel modulation algorithm with harmonic mitigation and a PI controller with phase shift modulation for reactive power control.

Such a process begins with a strong analysis of potential risks, a shared understanding of the level of tolerance of risk across partners, strong risk communication within and between organisations particularly at 'crisis' moments, robust risk mitigation and a sense of solidarity and trust among partners.

Three discourses were found on policy response to climate change in the forest sector: mitigation policy only, separated policy on adaptation and mitigation, and an integrated policy on adaptation and mitigation.

Carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) is an important option for CO2 mitigation and an optimized CO2 pipeline transport system is necessary for large scale CCS implementation.

In this weeks feature, a companion to Science magazine's special issue "Dealing with Disasters," we meet several scientists with fascinating careers and career plans: a technologist working on earthquake-monitoring systems, an epidemiologist investigating the post-disaster mitigation, and an engineer working on making the built environment more resilient.

That settlement also includes more than $2.5 billion for unspecified environmental mitigation and an additional $2 billion to promote zero-emissions vehicles. .

Artificial propagation of anadromous fishes has been seen as a straightforward way to meet many of these obligations simultaneously, and the use of hatcheries gained wide acceptance as mitigation and an alternative to lost natural reproduction (Lichatowich 1999; Brannon et al. 2004; Mobrand et al. 2005).

The time has come for the international community to make conflict prevention, mitigation and resolution a far higher political priority".

4) That adaptation as needed is massively more cost-effective than any attempted mitigation and that a focus on such mitigation will divert the attention and resources of governments away from addressing the real problems of their peoples.