Sentence examples for the mitigated from inspiring English sources

In 1575, while she was at the Sevilla (Seville) convent, a jurisdictional dispute erupted between the friars of the restored Primitive Rule, known as the Discalced (or "Unshod") Carmelites, and the observants of the Mitigated Rule, the Calced (or "Shod") Carmelites.

The mitigated skeptics evidently believed this thesis directly on the basis of the Academic arguments considered in section 3.1 above.

Philo's form of scepticism is the mitigated scepticism of the first Enquiry, which makes him the most likely candidate for Hume's spokesman.

The mitigated skeptics had responded to the Stoic inactivity objection by identifying rationality with forming defeasible beliefs on the basis of the available evidence.

The simulation results are as shown in Fig. 12, where PFO reflects the oscillation caused by the disturbance in this system and PPODC represents the mitigated power oscillation.

The result is shown in Fig. 16, where PFO reflects the oscillation caused by the disturbance and PUPFC represents the mitigated power oscillation.

The composite mitigated the toxicity of QDs and prevented fluorescence quenching by maintaining a precisely controlled spacer between the QDs and the RGO.

16 Brothel-based and entertainment-based sex workers reported that the 'boss/manager' mitigated the risk of violence from clients and problems with police.

Pasties on the nipples, G-string on the pubis, high heels on the feet, tiaras on the head, bright paint on the face — all mitigated the simple glimmering nudity that Elsie in her innocence had offered him one night.

But another way of looking at it is that the public fury over the spill was key to spurring the response that mitigated the impact.

None of that mitigated the sympathy many people felt for the players.