Finally, the critical area, where delamination begins, is reinforced through-the-thickness by means of tufting technology with different densities.
No Wrong Door demonstrated that even with budgetary constraints, the safety net can be reinforced through enlightened government efforts.
The report, produced on Tuesday by the planning thinktank, the Town and Country Planning Association (TCPA) and the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, which carries out social policy research, warns that under current reform plans inequalities could be reinforced through the end of regional planning policy alongside incentive schemes that reward more affluent areas.
Third, we trace a contemporary account from science focusing on the experimental practices and how reproducibility of experimental procedures can be reinforced through video data.
At times this had to be reinforced through the committees but, in general, there was a shared assumption that the project aims came above individual concerns and research agendas.
For example, governance and accountability within health facilities might be reinforced through the use of payment mechanisms (such as payment for performance) that explicitly reimburse health facilities for providing services to beneficiaries of the FHCI [25].
The insufficient strength of nanofiber meshes can be reinforced through infiltration of a secondary phase that also decreases the intrinsic porosity of electrospun mats thereby offering new experimental space to create multimaterial junctions and bulk heterostructures.
While brand will still be able to be reinforced through broadcast (if you can afford it,) campaigns cannot possibly survive because the ROI is not sustainable with decreasing effectiveness.
We have to embrace the opportunity that exists when we builds diverse teams, create the freedom to discuss, debate and ideate, where the strength of individual thought leadership, skills, expertise and experience can be reinforced through working together.
Implementation of these laws should be reinforced through training and education of civil servants, police, judiciary, healthcare workers, and clergy to assure that the links between HIV risk and violence against women are clearly understood.
While the concession rights are transferable, i.e. the contracts can be further traded, the commitment of local actors can be reinforced through new options based on a wider variety of forest values.
