"There's a reinforcing quality," he said, a tendency for presidents to think, I'm the best at this.
Constantly watching men centre stage has a reinforcing quality on all of us; it is what we expect to see and what we accept.
Reinforcing quality of service (QoS) in 4G wireless networks will be a major challenge because of varying bit rates, channel characteristics, bandwidth allocation and global roaming support among heterogeneous wireless networks.
Another factor work and task engagement adds to the delay of gratification is that if the work is interesting and has some reinforcing quality inherent to it, then attention to the reward will reduce work productivity since it becomes a distraction to the work rather than a motivation to finish it.
Furthermore, the Global Fund Board has commissioned an independent Five-Year Evaluation including impact evaluations reinforcing quality data collection and analysis in 20 countries[ 20, 44].
The substrate specificity and reinforcing qualities of these systems working together calls attention to a neural architecture that is positioned to enhance the eating experience, influence feeding behavior, effect learning/memory related to aversive or pleasurable stimuli, and signal potential food contamination or hazardous air conditions.
Baroness Hogg, chairman of the Financial Reporting Council, said the Corporate Governance Code would "reinforce board quality, focus on risk and accountability to shareholders".
And they agreed to reinforce the quality of the data gathered by Eurostat, the European Union's statistical office.
"We are abandoning this practice in order to present a clearer, more honest picture of our sales performance to advertisers and to reinforce the quality of our product to readers.
A repeat of England's group game with South Africa would reinforce the quality of the competition: both sides made it past 300, with 678 runs in total (a women's ODI record).
