For example, it would appear that, as Kuhnian normal science becomes more robust in one sense, via making its elements more tightly interconnected and hence mutually reinforcing, that very fact makes normal science more fragile, more vulnerable to cascading failure in another sense.
The QDDR is the result of 14 months of effort and review of the US development and diplomacy programs and make them, in the words of Secretary Clinton, more "coordinated, complementary, and mutually reinforcing".
Japan needs more women working and more babies (yes, these two are mutually reinforcing) to counter an aging workforce and a flaccid economy.
The media created the market for sensationalism, like dealers hooking new users; then the users - and viewers - create more demand in a feedback loop that is mutually reinforcing.
These strategies may be used in mutually reinforcing ways, with youth employing more than one coping strategy.
Our results in the Ciona notochord indicate a more complex interaction in which these components are mutually reinforcing rather than being in a simple linear pathway.
A strategy is nothing more than a commitment to a set of coherent, mutually reinforcing policies or behaviors aimed at achieving a specific competitive goal.
No one goal is more important than any other; they are integrated and mutually reinforcing.
We reasoned that if absolute copy number, or mutually reinforcing allelic interactions influence silencing efficiency, tetraploids would more readily down-regulate the endogenous CHS target.
But as a researcher who has studied how men's secondary role at home and women's second-class role at work are mutually reinforcing, I believe there is good reason to ask for more than is currently on offer.
