Sentence examples for started to mitigate from inspiring English sources

CDNs started to mitigate DDOS attacks.

In 2003/2004, the mismatched cases were confined in the Southeast Asia; in 2005 the mismatched outbreaks began to appear in Europe (i.e., Ukraine and Romania); in 2006, the mismatched situations spread further to Africa and reached a peak from the spatial perspective; in 2007 and thereafter, the mismatched situation started to mitigate gradually.

Theories of capitalism can help us understand our responsibilities: the apparel business charges for what we have turned from the natural world into shoes and clothes, but by recognising the economic and environmental impacts of our industry's supply chain, we can start to mitigate these at the operational level.

Understanding these patterns will be a crucial starting point before scientists can begin to mitigate the knock-on effects of climate and over-fishing.

"Urgent action must start today to mitigate the impact of high energy bills, including reviewing the way in which costs are recovered through energy bills to decarbonise our energy".

To test for heterogeneity, we calculated the likelihood under the GTR (Tavaré, 1986; Yang, 1994; Zharkikh, 1994) model, GTR + Γ (Yang, 1996), and separate GTR matrices, with each repeated a minimum of five times from random starting positions to mitigate problems with optimization.

Reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation (REDD+) is a mechanism to mitigate climate change that many countries have started to implement.

The company was started in 1996 to mitigate the problem of overcrowded buses by enticing tourists with a higher degree of comfort.

Commercial audiobooks started to take off in the early eighties, when suburbanites discovered that they were an ideal way to mitigate the horrors of long car commutes.

Identifying trends and patterns in an organization is a good starting point to mitigate systemic problems as well as identifying threats.

With these objectives in mind, we have started to conceive OMMA as a full architecture covering the entire chain for detecting and mitigating multi-step attacks.