Sentence examples for simultaneous mitigation from inspiring English sources

These seasonal characteristics of the on-site biocover performance and its bacterial community are useful for designing a full-scale biocover for the simultaneous mitigation of odors and methane at landfills.

For simultaneous mitigation of odors and methane emitted from landfills, a pilot-scale biocover (soil:perlite:earthworm cast:compost, 6 2 1 1, v/v) was constructed at a sanitary landfill in South Korea, and the biocover performance and its bacterial community dynamics were monitored for 240 days.

The lag between our actions and their consequences in the realm of climate change calls for the simultaneous pursuit of mitigation and adaptation.

Use of AOR indices to compare ERA outputs facilitated easy comparison of scenarios, allowing simultaneous evaluation of impacts and planning of mitigation measures.

The simultaneous input-current and output-voltage ripple mitigation under a fixed but otherwise arbitrary selection of the converter's input-to-output voltage gain is the main contribution of this work, which is in sharp contrast with current switching techniques that are exclusively focused on input-current ripple cancellation at constrained duty cycles.

Strategies for using this process are typically categorized into three main groups: (i) enzyme recycling, (ii) fed-batch simultaneous saccharification and fermentation (SSF) processes for mitigation of the inhibitory effect caused by hydrolysis products, and (iii) increase of the cumulative substrate in a hydrolysis reactor [ 12].

The simultaneous reduction of CO2 emissions and PM2.5 pollution while minimizing the total mitigation costs remains a crucial issue that must be resolved.

Furthermore, we discuss precision timing calorimetry as a tool for the mitigation of physics object performance degradation effects due to the large number of simultaneous interactions in the high luminosity environment foreseen at the Large Hadron Collider.

Preparedness planning for avian influenza should account for the unique challenges associated with a simultaneous multifocal outbreak, including personnel recruitment and allocation; coordination of all parties involved in outbreak mitigation and investigation; simultaneous culling and disposal in multiple sites; and coordinated central and local risk communication efforts.

The simultaneous use of water mist and dilution by nitrogen has not been previously considered for the mitigation of hydrogen containing gas explosions and there is little guidance currently available to plant and safety engineers in the nuclear industry.

"Mitigation becomes challenging".