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To be sure, the Obama administration is taking action to help the economy, but it's trying to mitigate the slump, not end it.

The question of whether to build a horizontal or vertical prototype depends on what risks you're trying to mitigate.

A commercially hosted UHF payload was one of the solutions described to mitigate the shortfall in UHF capability.

Improved surface water drainage was the only method used to mitigate rainfall damages.

Faster productivity growth could help to mitigate the slowdown, but it does not seem to be forthcoming.

Today, many private banks are building up their European operations to help mitigate the impact of any new amnesties.

Even if China agrees to revalue the RMB to mitigate international pressure, how much impact will it have?

She said the fact that the outbreak had occurred in a remote part of the country "should help to mitigate" the impact.

It notes that market mechanisms would not be enough to take advantage of all the opportunities Brazil has to mitigate emissions.

Data encryption is of little use unless you apply it to specifically mitigate a risk or to address a legal requirement.

For societies, even if not always for individuals, it is possible to offset and mitigate many of the problems of ageing.

And MIGA also stands ready to mitigate the risks that typically affect infrastructure investments.

"Incentives for short-term gains overwhelmed the checks and balances meant to mitigate against the risk of excess leverage, " he said.

Also, consider whether further action needs to be taken to reduce the risk or to mitigate its impact.

The objectives of these prototypes are to mitigate key technical risks and clarify stakeholders' understanding of what the system should do.

That would mitigate the need for administrative measures that seem to lurch from stimulative to contractionary.

If the execution plan problems cannot be avoided, guidelines can be used to affect the optimizer plan to mitigate the performance problems.

He said one way to mitigate this risk would be "through some greater exchange rate flexibility " offset by fiscal consolidation .

"We have to redouble our efforts to mitigate rural distress rising from the after effects of drought, " he said.

To help mitigate problems with temperature and secondary structure, all DNA separations are performed with an internal sizing standard.

as early as young students should be prepared to take corresponding measures to mitigate the negative impact of anxiety.

However, just because the overall task is difficult, we should not stop trying to understand and mitigate instability.

GORM helps mitigate the leaky-abstraction problem by allowing you to represent your object model in a way that makes sense in Groovy.

Even without a clear-cut mechanism, it may be possible to mitigate some of the negative outcomes of the earthquake stress.

We recommend at least some user testing of prototypes early in a project to mitigate major accessibility risks.

The car is able to "see" , "feel" , respond reflexively and act autonomously to prevent accidents or mitigate their effects.

The task force operates out of Djibouti to help mitigate hardship conditions that could foster terrorism.

TYPICAL USE: The judge said that nothing could mitigate the cruelty with which the man had treated the child.

And yet there is much that America can still try to do to mitigate the dimensions of the debacle.

Human beings may be able to mitigate the spread of malaria, but birds will need the help of conservationists if some species are to survive.

"Apple moving to sign up these carriers is very important to help mitigate Android momentum, " he said.

Yet the next few years may be far tougher on insurers, partly as a result of actions taken to mitigate this crisis.

Collectively, these actions should mitigate some of the impact of the global downturn, but mitigate is not the same as offset.

We need to be able to forecast events weeks or months ahead of their occurrence so people can mitigate their worst impacts.

It would be a shame if measures that have helped mitigate crisis were left to spoil prospects for recovery.

I'm not sure there's anything than can be done to stop or mitigate this from happening anyway -- there's too much of a reward for doing so.

'It's going to take a while to work through the housing bubble, but we can mitigate some of the issues, ' Mr. Bush said.

We need to be able to mitigate the impact of test data on live systems and on other software teams invested in the architecture.

Here, too, it is possible to subject investment decisions to basic regulation and to mitigate adverse employment effects.

More consistent and precise lab environments (temperature and humidity) are required to help mitigate claims of DNA evidence contamination.

All the four injections were able to quicken heart rhythm , mitigate ST segment , and decrease infarcted area in vivo.

alchemical pact: A mystical bond between members of a throng, allowing them to mitigate some of the drawbacks of Promethean existence.

While this won't help with your processing load, it might help mitigate one of the problems.

Gets or sets the timeout period used to determine whether to terminate requests to mitigate against denial of service attacks .

To mitigate the urban heat island effect, developers are also required to take account of air ventilation in urban areas.

The only factor that could mitigate, or even prevent, an outright recession in the US is a very sharp further fall in the dollar.

The point of creating use case models is to mitigate the risk of building the wrong system.

Those events identified as high-risk should have specific plans put into place to mitigate them so they do not, in fact, occur.

Nothing could mitigate the cruelty with which she had treated him.

South Korea is building other hydrological systems to mitigate such a release, but they won't be ready until next year.

The best way to mitigate that scenario would be for the U. K. government to tighten fiscal policy instead.

Whatever they may be, I fervently beseech the Almighty to avert or mitigate the evils to which they may tend.

Whether a diet rich in fish can help mitigate bone loss for the terrestrial-bound has not been determined, but Smith finds it highly likely.

McDonald's has increased product prices in China at least twice this year to help mitigate pressure from rising prices.

"I . . . prayed to the Lord to mitigate a calamity which seemed to me past the capacity of man to remedy" (John Galt).

The 2007 Microsoft Office system helps to mitigate these risks to help protect you from homograph attacks used in phishing schemes.

Health systems need to be able to prevent, detect, treat and mitigate cases of illness associated with this virus.

and there being constant danger of excess, the effort ought to be by force of public opinion to mitigate and assuage it.

This section touches on a handful of these challenges, some of which you can address and mitigate, while others are open issues.

Crisis management may, in its turn, mitigate the cost and impact of disasters, even those that are the product of mismanagement.

Extensive measures have been taken over the years to mitigate the effects of noise and vibration on transit systems across North America.

Will environmental taxes (e. g. plastic bags, wastage) cause you to reduce using plastic bags or mitigate the wastage?

However, its unsavory dealmaking should not obscure that in betting, correctly, against the housing market, it helped mitigate the crash.

This trend will, of course, grow if global society is unable to mitigate the emissions of greenhouse gases adequately.

A global effort to combat climate change must draw upon national actions to reduce emissions and a commitment to mitigate their impact.

This person ensures that risks involved in delivering the solution are identified and a contingency plan put in place to mitigate risk.

Only thus shall we be able to mitigate the sufferings which the coming period will bring to each one of us and to prevent the collapse.

Once a wind farm has been built up, the cost to eliminate or mitigate its negative influence would be enormous.

Carbon dioxide is the main green house gas, the geologic sequestration is an efficient approach to mitigate the greenhouse effect .

Collective contracts as part of an effective negotiation mechanism between workers and employers will help mitigate labor unrest.

McDonald's says the size of its supply chain and relationship with suppliers helps mitigate the impact of commodities worldwide.

America has yet to get behind these proposals, but a sharpened Security Council could mitigate the emerging world's objections to UN reform.

The leases come with painstaking stipulations to mitigate anypossible environmental harm to species like the polar bear.

He said existing stockpiles would mitigate the impact of some closures.

Once considered a marvellous tool of risk management, CDSs now look as though they will magnify, not mitigate, risk.

This algorithm mitigate the illogicality between the robustness and invisibility and enhance the watermarking security.

However, protection strategies can be developed that combine low-cost detection methods with steps that mitigate hazardous outcomes.

However, a lower price would not mitigate integration risks, which still weigh heavily on investors' minds.

Through quantitative analysis of the "bullwhip effect" , we put forward a number of recommendations to mitigate the "bullwhip effect" .

This fiscal year, the school districts have been able to use federal funds from the stimulus programme to mitigate the effects.

NDRC might take a middle road to increase the price to a less degree to mitigate the adverse impacts on economics.

This paper studies the condition that structures should be in when hysteretic dampers mitigate seismic action most effectively in theory.

Results showed that the device could effectively mitigate the vibration of a stayed-cable induced by rain and wind.

Observation is a core issue for decision makers. Governments initiate surveys to understand the phenomenon and how to mitigate the impacts.

Comet's impacts are likely to be more rare than asteroid impacts, but they're going to be much harder to mitigate against. . .

If you could intervene and prevent these spikes, you could mitigate many of the effects of this damaging disease, " said Strano. "

Risk-Based Milestones You want to mitigate the risks of your project, in particular business and technical risks, early in the lifecycle.

He also suggests that NASA include a clinical psychologist on the crew to help mitigate potential conflicts.

Adequate testing of message flows and a rigorous change management process helps mitigate these risks.

International resources are better used to mitigate the collateral damage of depreciation.

To effectively mitigate risks, teams should develop software incrementally, in an iterative fashion.

Technology-orientated solutions will not be sufficient to sufficiently mitigate global warming.

Usually, frequency diversity and space diversity techniques are used to mitigate the fading in acoustic communication systems.

A proper virtualization system will also mitigate the impact of these problems in the production system.

Such a tax, the fund argues, could "mitigate excessive risk-taking. "

However, design methods must be developed to mitigate the effects of low gain and high noise associated with micropower operation.

The deal is meant to help both companies mitigate some of their problems.

This systemic vantage point must be used to mitigate any tendency to underestimate risk when times are good.

Crude as it was , feudalism served to mitigate the chaos that followed the fall of Charlemagne's empire.

It is a responsive infrastructure that you rely on to mitigate technical surprise and changes in the geopolitical environment.

Since the recent financial downturn, China has been adjusting its investments in foreign reserves to mitigate risks.

The government is trying to mitigate the effects of inflation.

In the Royal Society journal they report how the insects mitigate the disadvantages of making a swift choice.

By designing the application in this way, you enable each part of your architecture to play to its strengths and mitigate its weaknesses.

In an effort to mitigate this, Collin Peterson, the chairman of the House agriculture committee, packed the House bill with perks.

Even so, Li & Fung has been able to mitigate some of its rising costs by shifting business to places such as Indonesia and Vietnam.

The team identifies actions to be taken to mitigate high-priority risks and creates a risk plan that documents these actions.

Mini-projects will continue to be used to mitigate short-term power shortage problems.

In a world that is not doing much to mitigate climate change, an increasing emphasis is put on the capacity to adapt to it.

The best way to mitigate the risk is to allow the company to get that money back quicker.

if we use this money in the infrastructure construction , it has great significance to mitigate the lack of money.

To mitigate future crises, the system needs to cope with capital flows by introducing reforms in emerging markets.

You can then elect to use the Design Advisor to help find indexes to mitigate this performance degrader.

The book closes with a relatively brief discussion of how to mitigate the conditions in which willful blindness can flourish.

To mitigate this risk, the team could build a prototype in the targeted runtime environment and then test it with a screen reader.

Physicians should understand causal organisms and treat patients appropriately to mitigate antibiotic resistance.

And for critical materials, a diversified supplier strategy may offer the flexibility needed to mitigate risk.

Or, if a disaster cannot be stopped, measures can be set in place to mitigate its impact and reduce the associated risk.

Finally, we proposed a number of feasible strategies that improve financing efficiency and mitigate the difficulty financing.

The purpose is to mitigate the effect of a runaway program, so disabling these settings globally isn't recommended.

At some point I began writing stories in which I tried to mitigate the airless atmosphere of the late 20th century with unlikely fantasies.

The party claiming Force Majeure shall also use all reasonable endeavours to mitigate the effects of the Force Majeure.

So if you get good feedback just make sure that you understand the framework above to think about how to best mitigate your risks.

It may also include a description of ways to reduce the probability of occurrence and ways to mitigate the impact of occurrence.

Insured shall be obliged to use reasonable efforts to mitigate the effects of an emergency.

Include hazard management processes designed to proactively identify, assess, and mitigate hazards before accidents occur.

Using a restricted stock agreement, you can mitigate risk, building in a buy-back right for the partner's equity grant.

EXAMPLE: We need to mitigate the tensions between our production and engineering departments to ensure timely completion of this project.

Central banks and governments are essential to breathe life into the global economy and mitigate the effects of the crisis.

Some people are added in the rinsing some gold spinning class fragrance rinsing agent can be appropriately mitigate those.

What regulatory approaches can be recommended to mitigate accidental exposure?

The primary goal of the Elaboration phase is to mitigate the technical risk to your project.

since that leads naturally to a sales pitch for the various technologies they have devised to mitigate it.

A main focus was how to avoid, or at least mitigate, the recurring slumps in economic activity.

The Obama administration will also "take steps to mitigate any unintended effects of the sanctions on the Syrian people, " she added.

t also report on ways to mitigate and adapt to climate change, the public is likely to throw up its hands and lose interest.

But it's only recently that the legal system has recognized -- and taken steps to mitigate -- the problem of eyewitness misidentification.

It shows that under certain conditions, ozone can be effective to mitigate and reduce membrane pollution.

Results show that extending the exposure time mitigate the extent of the atmospheric scintillation of uplink optical beam.

All too often policymakers can inadvertently exacerbate rather than mitigate the magnitude of economic fluctuations.

Fry said. Often, people try to mitigate that problem by putting out bowls of potpourri or dabbing essential oils on light bulbs.

I also learned how one can easily mitigate that risk with a relatively low cost health insurance plan.

Predicting global-temperature oscillations is crucial to water management, as well as to farmers seeking to mitigate potential losses.

But activists say governments attending the conference can still take incremental steps to advance world efforts to mitigate global warming.

To mitigate these risks policymakers need to do more to prop up demand, especially in countries that have external surpluses.

But forests are now being propelled into the spotlight for another value: their ability to store carbon and mitigate climate change.

That sits uneasily with efforts to mitigate climate change, the subject of talks that began in Copenhagen this week.

As an effective measure to mitigate traffic congestion, the congestion charge has been accepted in worldwide.

Interventions should be tested to mitigate specific factors that affect selected dimensions of sleep.

Teaching users best practices for being safe on the Web can help mitigate some of these practic import mitig threats.

If warning devices are not sufficient to control the hazard or mitigate its consequences, then special procedures and training are required.

It is within the reach of East Asia's governments to maintain economic growth, mitigate climate change, and improve energy security.

This helps mitigate the problem of unbounded expectations for a given software release.

Following the occurrence of an insured event, the insured is obligated to take all necessary measures to prevent or mitigate loss or damage.

This schedule can mitigate voltage tense state in the time of load's fast increasing.

But there is still no consensus to mandate the reduction of carbon fuel emissions to mitigate the effects of global warming.

Emerson's local resources and the support of its global resources help to mitigate and minimize risks for owners.

These factors also mitigate the higher toxicity profile associated with combination chemotherapy.

It also urged local communities to develop projects that mitigate the impact of climate change on wildlife, naming activities as an example.

al aid policy is the boldest move yet to mitigate the soaring costs of a college education.

The civil aviation department shall take effective measures to mitigate environmental noise pollution.

In the absence of action to mitigate climate change, we can expect much larger changes in the coming decades than have been seen so far.

That could mitigate the rise of domestic prices or could be used to boost exports, traders said.

Abbassian argued that bringing more transparency to commodities futures markets might mitigate this issue.

Migrating the run time environment in advance of introducing application changes can help to mitigate considerable risk.

This spread of risk, suggests Mr Banbury, should mitigate against anything other than a catastrophic financial downturn.

The second-order effect is that the enemy disperses to mitigate the effects of fires.

Provides a wealth of online learning resources to mitigate the lack of library schools to support and isolation difficult.

Absent a mechanism to credibly mitigate their downside risk, lenders would either refuse to lend or require a high rate of return.

Even if they normally mitigate risks, they might suddenly magnify them when financial conditions seriously deteriorate.

The overall purpose is to identify hazards, eliminate or control them, and mitigate the residual risks.

Optimization of credit transaction regulation is essential to mitigate risks and ensure market integrity.

Operations involving grafts or implants, required to mitigate the damage, depend decisively on the materials used.

Accounting conservatism is one such mechanism that allows borrowers to mitigate the downside risk of lenders (Watts and Zimmerman. 1986).

If issues arise that might jeopardize the schedule, project management can proactively take steps to mitigate risk at every level.

Proposed efforts to mitigate climate change by reducing greenhouse gas emissions are premature and misguided.

They say better planning is needed to assess the environmental costs and benefits of planting trees to mitigate climate change.

Governments have attempted to eliminate or mitigate financial crises by regulating the financial sector.

Your goal is to mitigate the risks of exploiting vulnerabilities to an acceptable level.

To mitigate the risk of inadvertently running malicious scripts, open rendered reports only from trusted sources.

To reiterate, the best way to mitigate the risk of unwanted packages getting to PROD is a thorough design of the migration process.

New error pages provide a simplified user experience which helps to mitigate social-engineering and phishing attacks.

The relatively underdeveloped banking system would only partly mitigate the blow to the weakened economy.

Beckett cited action being taken in Brazil, China and India as leading examples of attempts to mitigate the effects of climate change.

To mitigate this risk, synthetic ETFs are usually fully or almost fully collateralised.

Indeed, engineers have already designed solutions to mitigate the risks that materialized at Fukushima.

There is nothing mysterious about what needs to be done to mitigate the risks.

And over time, he and successive administrations took steps to mitigate that risk and curtail the spread of nuclear weapons.

The fiscal stimulus plan, while it will certainly help, probably won't do more than mitigate the economic side effects of debt deflation.

To mitigate that risk, these countries eschew short-term debt and keep debt ratios low; some build up huge war chests of foreign currency.

The following sections discuss how you can mitigate potential security risks that are exposed by unexpected error messages and events.

Europe is several years ahead of the US in implementing policies intended to mitigate global warming.

The RUP provides a framework of rules and practices that mitigate the unpredictability of software development.

The real interest, however, lies in Mr Darling's account of the financial crisis in 2008, and who did what to mitigate its consequences.

An iterative approach helps the team mitigate risks in early iterations, which include testing for all process components.

Working with a tour operator who has local connections can help mitigate any issues caused by protests and strikes.

Presentation in feeding devices can help mitigate damage to exhibit plants and stimulate natural behavior.

Having seen the link, you can allocate the appropriate time or resources to mitigate any collateral damage that occurs in the dao package.

One way to mitigate this threat is to introduce occasional rites which are exciting and memorable, but in a positive way.

What can the experience of cities with elevated heat levels teach us about best and worst ways to mitigate and adapt to climate change?

Vegetation could mitigate salt amount in earth surface, and reduce the degree of soil alkalization.

His economic policies, along with a 2005 freedom-of-information act, have tended to mitigate corruption.

How do recent advances in the continuous production of oral solid dosage forms help mitigate these misconceptions?

Therefore it is foreseeable that the 6thspeedup will mitigate some pressure on the ticket purchasing during the "Golden Week" .

Finally, we concluded that leagues of minor stockholders can effectively mitigate agency costs.

It might not solve the whole problem but it would help mitigate the problem going forward.

Humans have more pathways, social mechanisms, to adapt to climate change and mitigate ecological stress.

You can mitigate server load by buffering requests on the client and caching server responses in the client, where applicable.

Job seekers can mitigate many of the risks associated with these assumptions by being less trusting and using an identity-suppressed resume.

To predict, monitor and mitigate such disasters we need rapid and continuous data and information gathering.

China is learning new ways to mitigate and adapt to the effects of climate change at the UN conference in Durban.

It is an urgent task to reduce atmospheric emissions of carbon dioxide and mitigate global warming.

China is seeking a stable supply stream of iron ore to mitigate pricing shocks for iron ore imported from Brazil and Australia.

So time to do deployment and management becomes a critical factor to mitigate the hesitation in considering a PaaS solution.

and work through diplomatic dialogue to mitigate local and regional tensions before they become crises.

AI will now perform evasive maneuvering in close combat to mitigate damage from unguided munitions (micro).

They are doing their worst in order to mitigate the weather and to maintain you in a state of constant fear and alarm.

Give management an opportunity to receive that information and discuss timing and plans to mitigate risks.

They can also mitigate complexity, because developers can leverage those assets without needing to understand their inner workings.

WHO works to prevent injuries and violence, mitigate their consequences and enhance the quality of life for persons with disabilities.

He has also added one more item (pilot rollout) to mitigate the risk he identifies in rolling out the solution to multiple states.

First, there are constraints on what they are able to do to mitigate their situation.

They are a collection of worthy but speculative ideas designed to possibly mitigate their effects.

For communication to continue, must seek to mitigate impact, improve adaptability.

It goes without saying that special measures are needed to mitigate the effects of high youth unemployment.

attempt to mitigate his punishment, the 73 - year - old defendant had made an emotional statement to court this morning.

Describes the use of failover clustering to mitigate the effects of a failed server.

Future releases of Fabric will likely mitigate this risk, perhaps with full context persistence.

Focus. From the start, focus on architecture to mitigate risks and organise the software development.

The aircraft maker concedes the production adjustment will hurt its cashflow and says it is taking steps to mitigate those effects.

The impact has been quite as severe as any controls over imports, although a return of financial stability would mitigate the damage.

However; you can mitigate the randomness of their drops any number of ways.

We should do our meteorological, geological and seismic work well and become better able to prevent and mitigate natural disasters.

This discourages the baby from guzzling the bottle and can mitigate nipple confusion or preference.

New countermeasures become available that can effectively mitigate risks previously categorized as residual.

Or are these reforms just short-term, reversible measures, designed to mitigate an acute shortage of cash?

A simple change in diet, however, could mitigate that risk.

Goldman said: "We either hold collateral or have hedges in place to mitigate our potential exposure. "

The sole reason for using any kind of process for any type of development (software or nonsoftware) is to mitigate risk.

Most major Rails applications will mitigate some of the damage through effective use of caching.

Setting clear parameters for phone use from the outset may prevent conflict and mitigate misunderstandings, Dr. Weisskirch said.

To mitigate the damage from the poor monsoon, the government is encouraging farmers to plant more winter crops.

identify actions -- including monitoring of early warning signs -- that can help mitigate the negative impact of economic downturns.

Such projects also slightly mitigate the likelihood that REDD will centralise power.

It favours free markets, but not uncritically, and is concerned to mitigate inequality.

Finally, a discussion of the dynamic kill plans developed to prevent and effectively mitigate a shallow gas flow.

In these ways, Clean Business is a partnership that serves to mitigate climate change impacts.

Configures a timeout that helps mitigate denial of service attacks by terminating any request that takes longer than the.

As Japan's disaster evolves, so too are the measures taken to mitigate the chaos.

That helped mitigate the paper losses on the value of its holdings in the two firms.