Sentence examples for reinforcement points from inspiring English sources

The all-glass structures are designed for maximum durability but also weight savings, with designs that fuse pieces together to avoid having to use a single heavy block of material, and internal structures like fused-on ribs and reinforcement points, also made of glass, placed at key points where structural integrity could be weaker.

It is seen that the reinforcement at Points A and I near columns present almost identical response.

During reinforcement blocks, points were earned on a continuous schedule (details below).

A second ever annual loss is no worse than a second annual loss – and any rhetorical reinforcement the point might need is supplied by "only".

Ms. Zarghami concedes that Nickelodeon needs animated reinforcements but points to promising shows like "Team Umizoomi," a preschool series centered on learning math; "Fanboy & Chum Chum," about two science-fiction aficionados; and "The Penguins of Madagascar," based on the DreamWorks Animation films.

(Social Reinforcement) No point in having double standards, as children will pick up on inconsistencies and become more confused.

Along the road between the town and the ridge, the personnel carriers of the Rifle Brigade pulled over nose-to-tail to allow reinforcements for Point 213 to pass.

BoNT-A was administred following the "fixed site/fixed dose" and "follow-the-pain" protocol, PT was based on combination of postural advice, relaxation training, exercises and manual treatment on trigger points, reinforcement and postural modification.

The two measures that detected group differences in the problem gamblers both involved abstract points reinforcement, and some degree of resemblance to real-life gambling.

As more practices allow patients online access to triage notes, it will be important to have well documented notes that patients can refer to for recommendation reinforcement, self-care points and review of warning signs.

An ongoing model of education and care is currently being developed, which will provide reinforcement at additional points of contact and an optimal environment for improving patient outcomes from education, as discussed by Loveman and colleagues.