In contrast to the 19th century, when the business cycle proceeded without much constraint, we now have the Fed and an active government housing stabilization policy, both of which mitigate the cycle's more extreme effects.
In addition to being nearly twice the size of the Roth House, the Kallis House has a V-shaped plan, walls and ceilings that angle every which way like a giant piece of origami, and a funky skirt of split-stake fencing, all of which mitigate against the residence being mistaken for a normal house.
Higher velocities are associated with higher levels of strain, which mitigate the thickening effect of the turbulence.
In particular, it questions the existence of mechanisms, which mitigate adverse effects by the lack of preparation (e.g. of social or cultural nature) on the host community as well as on students themselves.
With increasing use of smart meters, which mitigate the problem of intermittency that plagues renewable forms of energy, demand for rooftop installations should grow strongly in these places.
Most of the city's subway stations are ancient snug burrows forested with steel columns, but these new ones, benefitting from advances in construction techniques and materials, have unbroken sight lines and tracts of open space, which mitigate whatever claustrophobia one might feel, deep in the belly of the bedrock.
Although the table has been populated based upon interpreting published literature, it should be noted that in some cases it is possible that the authors may not have communicated specifics of their application which mitigate a potential security threat category.
Wang et al. (2015) proposed a correction method for GEO satellites by correcting the observables with a low-frequency multipath of the previous day, which mitigate the multipath of GEO satellites.
Hill said: "There are a number of very important things which mitigate against any development taking place but we might be faced with an empty reservoir and our next campaign is to get it filled to stop the clay core drying out".
Essential polyunsaturated fatty acids, such as docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), confer benefits to brain and visual system development in infants and reduce risks of certain forms of heart disease in adults which mitigate against CH3Hg effects.
Nonetheless, we did assemble a sample of families with diverse racial and educational backgrounds and clinicians working in varied practice settings with a wide range of experience, which mitigates the impact of selection bias.
