Sentence examples for the aim of mitigating from inspiring English sources

With the aim of mitigating this undesirable collateral effect, we group the elements into blocks.

License plate restriction (LPR) policies are currently being implemented in major Chinese cities with the aim of mitigating traffic congestions.

This paper presents a systematic method to assist in the design of passive loops with the aim of mitigating the magnetic field generated by overhead transmission lines.

The Japan Meteorological Agency JMAA) began providing earthquake early warning (EEW) services to the general public on 1 October 2007 with the aim of mitigating seismic disasters (Hoshiba et al., 2008; Kamigaichi et al., 2009; Doi, 2010).

This paper presents a compensation algorithm with the aim of mitigating the effects caused by a weak coverage fault considering modifications of the faulty cell parameters as part of the compensation method.

With the aim of mitigating the semi-outdoor climate, some natural means were considered at the design stage, namely, the solar radiation absorptivity of the glass sheet roof, natural airflow, space thermal capacity and roof evaporative cooling.

Therefore, the only currently available feasible solution to continue fossil fuel utilization to meet energy demands with minimized CO2 emission is carbon capture and storage, with the secondary aim of mitigating the global climate change.

Nicola Sturgeon, Scotland's first minister, outlined plans to set up a new energy jobs taskforce with the aim of maintaining jobs and mitigating the impact of losses.

The aim of this experiment is to mitigate this limitation by incorporating short, discrete coconut fibers into high-strength concrete.

In the case of a negative structure productivity relationship, as found in the German inventory plots, in combination with the need for forest structure (e.g., as a stabilizing function or for the aim of conservation), species richness can mitigate the potentially negative effects of structure on stand productivity.

Indeed, the aim of this paper is to estimate and mitigate simultaneously HPA nonlinearity and RF crosstalk basing on the theoretical analysis done in this paper, where we used a polynomial approximation in order to estimate the nonlinear HPA (g), which is described in Section 3.