Sentence examples for creating a reinforcing from inspiring English sources

Since we try to minimise both predictors their error is back-propagated through the graph, creating a reinforcing loop with two effects: (1) it theoretically encourages the part-detected to better pay more attention to single-token entities and (2) it helps the beginning-detector attend to entity parts.

Finally, presenting information that combines heterogeneous data sources which includes VGI data allows the stakeholders, in particular public users, to see how their individual contributions add to the value chain, ultimately creating a reinforcing mechanism that will help to create a self-sustaining community.

Plaster applied on top of the silicone creates a reinforcing shell.

Hopefully, this would create a reinforcing feedback loop which would encourage Scoble to write and share more about technology and less about his favorite pair of pants.

"Economists are steadily raising growth forecasts, pushing up risky markets and creating a self reinforcing dynamic," says the Morgan report.

But in a gilded trap, they write, "large financial gain creates a strong reinforcing feedback that deepens the trap".

The cold war had a way of stacking contrary political impulses against each other to create a mutually reinforcing and remarkably stable political whole.

The term syndemics was coined by medical anthropologist Merrill Singer in the mid-90s to describe how health problems tend to co-occur, overlap and fuel each other to create a mutually reinforcing cluster of epidemics [ 10, 11].

Each stitch was passed through each strand of the graft, and the suture limbs were wrapped once around the bundles, creating a self-reinforcing suture noose when tied, in a buried-knot technique [13].

In Arabidopsis, H3K9me2 and CHG DNA methylation are tightly interconnected, creating a self-reinforcing loop.

The Hungarians talked darkly of a new iron curtain being created, a fear reinforced when a European commissioner admitted days later to plans to rescue euro-area countries in difficulty.