Sentence examples for reinforced processes from inspiring English sources

In bipolar disorder, it is the amount of stress needed to change a patient's health status from a healthy regime to a permanently diseased regime Regime shift A shift in regime is a persistent change in the structure, function, and mutually reinforced processes or feedbacks of a complex system.

The results show that the combinations of BPNN/GA and BPNN/SAA methods are effective tools for the optimization of the reinforced process.

By reinforcing processes, alternatives are avoided, and by a state of collective conservatism, renewal is resisted (Rutherford 1984).

Access represents a dynamic interplay between these simultaneous, iterative and mutually reinforcing processes.

These are ongoing and mutually reinforcing processes, not one-off procedures that can be ticked off as having been 'achieved'achieved

Two mutually reinforcing processes facilitate a bee developing the physiological capacity to nurse and the propensity to stay within the caste.

Recognizing the innovative character of the intervention, explicit focus was applied to observe whether synergies could be established to reinforce processes and structures capable of effectively and sustainably achieving desired outcomes and impacts.

As Fig.  3 illustrates, according to the model, the maintenance of the nursing caste is based on reinforcing processes that continually expose a worker to two priming pheromones, BP and QMP.

Social dominance theory (Sidanius and Pratto, 1999) is one particular account of the origins and consequences of inequality between social groups that centres on mutually reinforcing processes at the individual, ideological and institutional levels.

It's become a mutually reinforcing process and it all goes back to the people making the decisions".

"Henceforth," say the authors, "one should expect economic integration and political disintegration to go hand in hand, in a mutually reinforcing process".