They are also termed alleviating interactions.
Their studies show that this gradient fidelity term can alleviate the staircasing effect.
The doctors had prescribed a medication for a short term to alleviate those symptoms, when I was in the ICU, but it would make me feel like I was in a fog, and I decided against continuing that course of action.
Could we use the co-occurrences of terms (whether, for instance, charge occurs in a document containing steed versus in a document containing electron) to capture the latent semantic associations of terms and alleviate these problems?
Either Germany and France will bail out the debt-crisis countries on new terms that alleviate the deep austerity they're having to impose, at the price of greater political and fiscal union - or they won't.
The downfall of fertility in the 1990s produced a very small generation giving a short-term alleviating effect (demographic dividend), but resulting in a big negative impact of cohort turnover on the TSR 15 years later and a smaller alleviating echo effect about 30 years later.
Therefore, an aging society, although detrimental to economic development over the long term, might objectively alleviate China's environmental pressures to some extent.
"If the administration's central goal here was to reaffirm American commitment and remove concerns about the future of US leadership in the region, I don't think they significiantly moved the needle in terms of alleviating anxiety in the region," said Ely Ratner, a China expert at the Council on Foreign Relations.
"In terms of alleviating market fears of an immediate dollar liquidity crunch, that's resolved with these spot line agreements".
I'm still curious to see how this performs as a directly integrated OEM offering on cars, in terms of alleviating distractions and stress.
