Sentence examples for mutual reinforcing from inspiring English sources

And then by the 1950s, you get this broader meaning of any kind of interaction or cooperation that is dynamic, in which people's, that's mutual reinforcing for people.

Likewise today, mutual reinforcing actions and national legislation will not bring the degree of certainty required for something as serious as commitments to reduce nuclear weapons and inhibit proliferation.

(Malkiel 1957; Lehmann 2005) The excessive morphological marking has the effect of mutual reinforcing.

The mutual reinforcing relationship between user expertise and publication quality was based on users bookmarks.

Group polarization stems from homophily, where like-minded individuals seek each other out, resulting in a mutual reinforcing of beliefs and opinions [24].

While some former prisonersperceived doctors as uncaring and their relationships asymmetrical, positive relationships with these providers,when respect and trust was mutual, reinforced the participants' sense of belonging to what they called 'the world that don't do drugs' and motivated them to adhere to ART.

There are indications of a mutually reinforcing link between autophagy and apoptosis, although mutual inhibition under certain conditions has also been suggested (Kroemer and Jäättelä 2005; Maiuri et al. 2007).

The NATO and Warsaw Pact ministers also concluded their talks today with broad agreement that an open skies accord between the two alliances would play an important role in strengthening mutual confidence and reinforcing the process of disarmament under way in Europe.

Team building, specifically among the top leadership team and at the unit or department level, served as a vehicle for gathering ideas, consolidating commitment to plans and reinforcing mutual respect.

This reciprocal wiring may provide mutual inhibition and reinforce small differences in activation between the crosswise eyes, potentially representing a network motif for enhancing contrast-detection.

Hence, adaptation leads to a mutual activation of cells belonging to a common neuronal assembly reinforcing the idea of cellular mechanisms involving local cortical networks.