The effects of reinforcing pattern and pipe length were investigated, particularly in terms of ground displacement and stress changes.
But it has reinforced patterns, too.
Structurally-exclusionary decision-making processes reinforce patterns of inequity that determine who suffers during, for example, extreme climate events.
Restrictive zoning, redlining and limits on annexation reinforced patterns of segregation and blocked struggling cities from absorbing affluent suburbs, as cities did in the 19th century.
And some diplomats and analysts say they fear that the sudden rush of aid and attention, if it is not handled properly, could reinforce patterns of patronage that have contributed indirectly to Yemen's culture of extremism.
The evolved population CB1000-30 (one might call it "hyper-evolved" relative to the main evolved populations IR-1-20, IR-2-20, IR-3-20, and IR-4-20, although we have not used that term) has not been examined in detail, and is used here mainly to reinforce patterns seen in the main four evolved populations that we focus on in this paper.
"In effect, this is shifting the burden onto the developing countries and is holding them down from developing; quite frankly this is reinforcing historical patterns of injustice and domination".
Each actual occasion is the growing together of the total available information of the universe at that time, according to certain principles, repeating and reinforcing certain patterns ("eternal objects") and thereby creating new ones.
Analysis of tobacco marketing has demonstrated lesbian and gay youth as an emerging target community [ 1], thereby reinforcing behaviour patterns that contribute to the adult gay smoking prevalence (39.7 47.8%) being up to twice that of adult heterosexuals [ 2].
This figure reinforces the patterns seen in Fig. 2A for genotype 1, displaying its wide geographic extent and overall high prevalence worldwide.
