Sentence examples for reinforcing actions from inspiring English sources

The Secretary agreed on the importance of simultaneous reinforcing actions in support of negotiations.

Addiction biology has focused on the mechanisms of the positive and negative reinforcing actions of addictive drugs but neglected potential benefits.

There was instead a series of uncoordinated but mutually reinforcing actions by individuals in different settings and contexts, operating under diverse organizational restrictions and affordances, to expose, analyze, and distribute criticism and evidence for it.

The technique involved, called reinforcement learning, uses a large or deep neural network that controls a robotic arm's movement and varies its behavior, reinforcing actions that lead it closer to an end goal, like picking up a particular object.

Likewise today, mutual reinforcing actions and national legislation will not bring the degree of certainty required for something as serious as commitments to reduce nuclear weapons and inhibit proliferation.

These findings support the suggestion that dopaminergic activation in the ventral pallidum is involved in ethanol-seeking and ethanol-drinking behaviors and directly implicate the mesopallidal dopamine system in the reinforcing actions of ethanol.

The brain circuitry mediating cocaine's initial locomotor and reinforcing action is the mesocorticolimbic dopamine system (Goeders and Smith, 1983; Vanderschuren and Kalivas, 2000).

Similarly, it is also observed that, with incorporation of filler, the storage modulus increases which accounts for the reinforcing action of filler present in the BR matrix (Fig. 8b).

Effective dispersion of the nanosheets within the different matrices was observed to be a reason for the improvement in properties, but the effective nanosheets-matrix interactions played a key role in reinforcing action.

Thus, the reinforcing action of nicotine in the brain, which is the driving force in nicotine addiction and tobacco smoking, should be reduced.

Recent results indicate that the ACCS, but not ACCC, is a site that mediates the reinforcing action of alcohol, and that the ACCS of alcohol-preferring rats is more sensitive to the reinforcing effects of alcohol (Engleman et al., 2009).