Meanwhile, the undercarriage was reinforced so that the DC-3 could operate close to the battlefield.
Different policy goals need to be mutually reinforcing, so every euro spent should aim to reach several policy objectives simultaneously.
In the North, he said, "nationalism and state loyalty are mutually reinforcing," so that even when people are displeased by their country's direction, they identify strongly with the state.
Engineers said the badly damaged starboard side would need to be welded and reinforced, so that other steel chambers, known as caissons and crucial to the operation to right the ship, can be attached.
Finally, the legal process needs to be reinforced so that senior directors who have been reckless in their oversight and management of an organisation can be charged with a criminal offence.
That they are psychological battle scars only the strongest and smartest can bear, those chosen few, the elite who are "made" for academic life (a notion which for so long has largely kept, and continues to keep, marginalised groups out of the academy and has reinforced so many other notions of privilege).
The spasms of violence had led, in recent years, to a cult of death in parts of Palestinian society, a psychology of ecstatic martyrdom reinforced so thoroughly in Gaza and elsewhere that no successor will likely reverse it for years to come.
Mr. Hammerschmidt also noted that the rudder of the Greeneville, which apparently struck the Ehime Maru with the full force of the submarine's upward thrust out of the water, is specially reinforced so it can burst through the ice on polar missions.
In the other case, when the compensation price is one fifth of the electricity price, the network is reinforced so that no curtailment would occur.
At the upper layer of the troposphere, the opposite pattern was reinforced so that anomalous upward flows were formed in the western North Pacific, while anomalous downward flows were formed in the mid-latitudes of East Asia.
