Sentence examples for speed mitigation from inspiring English sources

"The high speed mitigation train needs to leave the station very soon, and all of global society will have to get on board," the IPCC's chair Rajendra Pachauri told journalists in Berlin at the launch of the report.

The last of the Intergovernmental Panel for Climate Change's (IPCC) three "working group" reports was published yesterday in Berlin and the take-home message was crystal clear: "The high-speed mitigation train needs to leave the station very soon and all of global society needs to get on board," said the chair, Rajendra Pachauri.

Results using the design tool in a case study of a small-scale turbine with three pre-twisted fixed pitch passively adaptive blades, operated using variable speed control, showed load mitigation and power shedding at flow speeds above design conditions, and increased overall power capture between the cut-in speed and the design speed.

Our next-generation firewalls combine all elements of threat prevention together (URL filtering, Vulnerability-attack protection, Spyware protection, Virus protection) at hardware-accelerated speeds and provide risk mitigation for botnet-related attacks.

The same speed thresholds for crash prevention and mitigation apply.

Lake and watershed features are discussed in the context of aquatic system response following nutrient input and speed of recovery after commencement of mitigation efforts.

By characterizing the contact structure of rural regions, we are able to investigate the influences of this structure and various mitigation strategies on the speed, shape, and size of the outbreak.

The introduction of coherent digital optical transmission enables a new generation of high speed optical data transport and fiber impairment mitigation.

The first successful steps were dedicated to embedded assistance systems such as speed regulation (ACC), obstacle collision avoidance or mitigation (Automatic Emergency Braking), vehicle stability control (ESC), lane keeping or lane departure avoidance.

The warnings escalate from simple e-mail notifications to, at levels 5 and 6, a set of "mitigation measures," like reduced connection speeds or a block on Web browsing.

Here we present our findings of superhydrophilic (SHPL /superhydrophobic (SHPB) Dianthus caryophyllus-like hierarchical structure for corrosion inhibition and biofouling mitigation through a relatively high-speed hard anodisation (HA) technique.