Sentence examples for mitigation at a from inspiring English sources

In March 1990, these plans were augmented to provide wetlands mitigation at a rate of three to one, for a total of 45 acres of new wetlands.

On the other hand, single carrier signal DPD achieves better TD performance than the proposed mitigation at an expense of 90 times more FLOPS.

If there wasn't any mitigation at all, I think that would be a fairly draconian application of the World Anti Doping Programme.

We also demonstrate that the discounted benefits of local air pollution reduction significantly outweigh those of global climate change mitigation, at least by a factor of 2, but in most cases of our sensitivity analysis much more.

We present a comparative evaluation of 33 matched pairs of New Urbanist and conventional developments located in floodplains to evaluate whether New Urbanist developments are incorporating hazard mitigation techniques at a greater rate than are conventional developments.

The final value of the aboveground carbon mitigation metric at a given point in time was calculated by taking the sum of the aboveground biomass and LLWP carbon pools at that point in time, adding total cumulative avoided emissions (i.e. product substitution benefits), and then subtracting total cumulative emissions from management and logging.

Because DAS has already been introduced into cellular systems, we propose to use the DAS as an interface between the macrocell and femtocell tiers, considering uplink transmission to mitigate the cross-tier interference as follows:  The mitigation at the femtocell side considers a cluster of femtocells.

The mitigation at the femtocell side considers a cluster of femtocells.

RICHARD G. LITTLE Troy, N.Y., May 21, 2013 The writer is a visiting research scholar in disaster mitigation at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.

The findings indicate that LID practices are effective for flood inundation mitigation at the watershed scale, and especially for reducing inundated areas with a high flood hazard risk.

soil mapping constitutes a fundamental step in order to plan and carry out effective mitigation at catchment scale.