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Understanding Spaceflight-Induced Oxidative Stress and the Critical Role of Diet and Microbiome. [PDF]
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Disruptions and disruption mitigation
Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion, 2003Detailed disruption related studies have been undertaken at JET in 2001–2003 and are compared and contrasted with results from other tokamaks. An enhanced halo current detection system has allowed more precise asymmetry measurements to be made, confirming the assumptions in the ITER design guidelines.
V Riccardo, JET EFDA contributors
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Decision support for network disruption mitigation
Decision Support Systems, 2008Our increasing reliance on networks of all types, coupled with their increasing vulnerability to disruption, makes it critical to better understand risks associated with natural disasters, terrorist attacks, and other incidents. However, choosing how to best protect, reinforce, and improve a network given a limited budget is a complex problem.
Diane E. Snediker +2 more
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Fuelling and disruption mitigation in ITER
2009 23rd IEEE/NPSS Symposium on Fusion Engineering, 2009The ITER tokamak is to be fueled mainly by pellet injection and gas puffing to control discharge parameters. The ITER pellet injection system (PIS) will be the main plasma density control tool for fuelling ITER and also provides ELM pacing functionality.
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Mitigating supply chain disruptions, risks, and vulnerabilities
International Journal of Logistics Systems and Management, 2022The global supply chain has made numerous incredible strides in improving processes to keep the supply chain functional. However, supply chain businesses suffer disruptions from many different factors, which impact the supply chain businesses and customers.
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Prediction and mitigation of disruptions in ASDEX Upgrade
Journal of Nuclear Materials, 2001Abstract Disruptions in tokamaks are instabilities events which can damage the machine components. The avoidance and mitigation of these events is desirable in present machines as well as in Next Step devices (such as ITER). A neural network has been developed to predict the occurrence of disruptions caused by edge cooling mechanisms in ASDEX Upgrade.
Pautasso, G. +11 more
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The Crossover Point: Comparing Policies to Mitigate Disruptions
2013Companies, industries, and nations often consume resources supplied by unstable producers. Perturbations that affect the supplier propagate downstream to create volatility in resource prices. Consumers can invest to reduce this insecurity in two ways; invest in and impose security on the suppliers, or can invest in self-sufficiency so that shocks no ...
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Mitigating manifest supply chain disruptions
The TQM Journal, 2019PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to understand if organizations can leverage recovery/continuous improvement (RCI) capabilities and two competencies to mitigate manifest supply chain (SC) disruptions. Specifically, the authors examine how learning from previous experience and SC disruption-orientation affects organizations’ capability to recover ...
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