Sentence examples for mitigation using a from inspiring English sources

This paper investigates the microvibration level of a high tech building subject to nearby train-induced vertical ground motion and its mitigation using a hybrid control platform for sensitive equipment.

We propose a new test of the effectiveness of mitigation using a past landfalling hurricane as a proxy, since conventional wisdom holds that communities often implement mitigation after a disaster [Cutter S. Living with risk: the geography of technological hazards. London: Edward Arnold Press; 1993].

This work applies computational fluid dynamics (CFD) modeling to evaluate various key design parameters involved in the LNG forced mitigation using an upwards-oriented full-cone water spray.

Based on this review, it can be concluded that pollution mitigation using ionizing radiation (electron beam accelerators) is an eco-friendly alternative technology, without using chemical disinfectants ensuring robust life to mankind.

Traditional mitigation uses cement, a viscous fluid that requires a large enough aperture for delivery and that also must bond to the surrounding surfaces in order to be effective.

The control of extreme plasma shapes will be reinforced and a new disruption mitigation system using a very fast gas valve will be provided.

Finally, we conclude with an illustration that uses the WIPW as the performance metric to support risk-based mitigation decisions using a hypothetical bridge network susceptible to seismic hazards.

We systematically simulate a broad range of pandemic scenarios and mitigation strategies using a networked, agent-based model of a community of explicit, multiply-overlapping social contact networks.

The ability to design the waveform for interference mitigation using symbol repetition allows for another degree of freedom within the optimization.

The results of multipath mitigation using simulated signals are presented in Section V and actual GPS signal processing results are provided in Section VI.

Conventional mitigation using thermodynamic inhibitors is expensive due to large water volumes, while the most recent flow management strategies (anti-agglomerants, cold flow, etc).