In the end, Andrew's and Helen's competing commitments were, without their knowledge, mutually reinforcing, keeping Helen dependent on Andrew and allowing Andrew to control her projects.
Several respondents described situations where partners brought different but mutually reinforcing skills, interests and knowledge in ways "[t]hat were useful for both sides".
Plant use and knowledge are mutually reinforcing (Wyndham 2010).
Bridging all 3 gaps in implementation, knowledge, and ambition should become mutually reinforcing to achieve the desired results.
Policies addressed to education, research and innovation should be mutually reinforcing to ensure the development of a fully functional knowledge triangle and to speed up the transition towards a true knowledge-based economy and society (Council of the EU 2009).
The mainstay of Bhaskara's philosophy was the conviction that acts and knowledge are not mutually exclusive but, rather, mutually reinforcing.
Through an open, mutually reinforcing working relationship that is underpinned by an eagerness to share knowledge and best practice, India and WHO can ensure timely progress against the Global Strategy's various targets and help realize the SDGs.
In addition, different channels have different uses, for example, radio is useful for modeling change through entertainment-education while interpersonal communication helps to deepen knowledge; together, the messages communicated through multiple channels become mutually reinforcing.
By turning knowledge into action, FAO links the field to national, regional and global initiatives in a mutually reinforcing cycle.
The linkages between the knowledge generators and the policymakers were strong and integral to this community and served a mutually reinforcing function.
Training types are mutually reinforcing.
