Sentence examples for technical mitigation from inspiring English sources

Both sides presented their primary points of contact for the four newly proposed working groups focusing on previous agreements, mitigation measures for the F-15 sale to Saudi Arabia, technical mitigation issues, and intelligence/policy.

Key aspects of global environmental and resource problems and their technical mitigation solutions are considered in this book.

Within this book, most of the important technical mitigation solutions are presented in a comprehensive, well-structured way.

Agroforestry systems offer opportunities for the creation of synergies between adaptation and mitigation, and have a technical mitigation potential of 1.1-2.2 1.1-2.2terrestrial ecosystems over the next 50 years (Solomon et al. 2007).

Furthermore, the authors discuss the widespread and excessive technological optimism and show that no combination of technical mitigation solutions will lead to an ecologically sustainable society if economic growth continues.

A study of integrated models used to anticipate transition pathways and future equilibria arising from different energy or carbon related price signals reports that at least six different approaches are in use for assessing technical mitigation opportunities.

This study presents a new approach, using a hybrid model, to analyze the technical carbon mitigation potential and propose decarbonization action plans, for the Bangkok Metropolitan Area (BMA), Thailand.

Social Debt may be mitigated by specific socio-technical decisions ("mitigations") - For example in our case of "Integra" we found over 50 decisions (or better, instances of "Socio-Technical Decision" class) made to try and "pay back" parts of the accumulated social debt, with mild to very good results.

The Department of Defense (DoD) document, UFC 4-023-23, which provides technical guidance for mitigation of progressive collapse, classifies buildings based on the desired level of protection.

With regard to risk mitigation technical solutions for raw water treatment as effective barrier especially against polar trace pollutants will be applied, combing innovative oxidation technologies with biological treatment steps.

This approach promotes public involvement in governmental oversight and creates a distinctive obligation and accountability for U.S. regulatory agencies, which uniquely shape technical, safety, risk mitigation, and societal risk perspectives for siting LNG terminals.