Sentence examples for identified reinforcement from inspiring English sources

A revised military doctrine signed by Mr Putin in December identified "reinforcement of NATO's offensive capacities directly on Russia's borders, and measures taken to deploy a global anti-missile defence system" in central Europe as the greatest threats Russia faces.In itself, that may not be cause for alarm in the West.

These principles make specific predictions concerning clinical interventions aimed not only at identified reinforcement contingencies, but also the context within which reinforcement contingencies are operative.

In order to identify reinforcement signaling neurons for visual memories, we therefore blocked distinct sets of aminergic neurons by expressing shibire ts1 (shi ts1 ; Kitamoto, 2001) and assessed these neurons' role in appetitive and aversive conditioning.

The aim of this work is to identify reinforcements that are able to improve the mechanical strengths and the ductility of an earth-based matrix.

Most of the bedside nurses we interviewed identified only reinforcement of precautionary measures then at this point of care.

The other domains that were not identified (optimism, reinforcement, intentions, goals and emotions) are not discussed as not enough references to the relevant constructs were made.

Two extreme cases are identified: (1) reinforcements from both sides meet in the middle or overlap, and (2) the walls are far apart, independent of each other.

In the Federal Highway Administration FHWAA) guidelines, the distance between two opposing walls is a key parameter used for determining the analysis methods of back-to-back walls and two extreme cases are identified: (1) reinforcements from both sides meet in the middle or overlap, and (2) the walls are far apart, independent of each other.

Full-scale study to identify the reinforcement mechanism of the tunnel heading, therefore, has rarely been carried out.

"Now both are back, with other reinforcements on the way," he writes, without identifying the reinforcements.

[Coen, 2012, pp. 8-10.] Coen then singles out two of his seven identified principles -- reinforcement and competition -- for special consideration.