Sentence examples for reinforcement gained from inspiring English sources

The most commonly voiced mechanism is that the non-contingently delivered nicotine from pre-quit nicotine patch treatment makes cigarettes less satisfying, thus blunting the reinforcement gained from smoking; this reduced satisfaction drives smoking reduction and subsequent cessation [ 14, 15].

Three French ships were sent back to port with damage, but these losses were offset by reinforcements gained the following day with the arrival of Nielly's detached squadron.

Indeed, the first application in which reinforcement learning gained notoriety was when AlphaGo, a machine learning algorithm, won against one of the world's best human players in the game Go.

The strengthening of existing reinforced concrete structures using fiber reinforced polymers (FRP's) as externally bonded reinforcement is gaining increasing attention due to the materials superior mechanical properties and light weight.

By the eighteenth century the doctrine of natural law had engendered the related doctrine of natural rights, which gained reinforcement most famously in the American and French revolutions.

They say that Islamic forces, during their decisive conflicts with un-Islamic forces, could have gained reinforcement from the Tabligh Jamaat followers.

As the county grew, its conservatism gained reinforcements.

Stimulus control is demonstrated when performance is predictably related to the stimulus signalling reinforcement, and the stimulus has gained conditioned reinforcing properties.

In recent years, the use of flax fibres as reinforcement in composites has gained popularity due to an increasing requirement for developing sustainable materials.

Exploratory studies could help elucidate reasons for the differences in perceptions of relevance of the different basic science subjects and possibly result in targeted educational strategies that support reinforcement and progressive retention of gained knowledge.

But the back of the rebellion had been broken and time gained for reinforcements to restore British superiority.