And I don't know if I want to be the kind of person that looks at a tiny human with mushy fruit on their face and it's the highlight of my day, reinforced online by 100 likes (and loves and wows, now) from obliging/enabling friends.
Certainly, quite a lot of his supporters appear insulated in their cosily self-reinforcing online world from all those voters horrified by his views, conduct and competence.
Commentators and journalists (and, of course, Barack Obama) have long bemoaned the division of America into highly polarized ideological camps, said to be reinforced by online filtering.
My hope is that through our work with internal and external partners we can create a multifaceted campaign, driven by broadcast and reinforced with online and face-to-face interactions – a campaign that will resonate with today's generation of adult learners with as much, if not more, power and impact as On the Move did in the 1970s.
The promise of social inclusion, reinforced by online technologies, has not become the reality for most people with disabilities.
Provide them with security best practices that they can use on their home computers, too that will reinforce the online safety message.
By creating and controlling its own virtual currency, Amazon could throw the levers of incentive in various directions — so Amazon-branded mobile device usage reinforces its online ecommerce business and vice versa.
The extent to which NSSI is reinforced through online NSSI activity merits research attention; indeed, this is a critical issue to address, as outlined by several researchers in this growing field [ 7, 9, 10, 12].
The site, "Eco Treadsetters" comes from the Yokohama Tire Corporation and is focused on reinforcing Yokohama's online branding, increasing its user base and enhancing the company's position as "a socially-aware tire manufacturer that is focused on protecting the Earth".
We measured the abundance of EcsR1 in wild-type and Hfq-deficient strains of E. coli, and found it to be significantly more abundant in the wild-type strain (supplementary fig. S5, Supplementary Material online), reinforcing its identity as an sRNA.
