Sentence examples similar to shaped reinforcing from inspiring English sources

The collaboration between patients and their doctors might also carry the risk of shaping, reinforcing, and legitimizing somatoform syndromes [ 23].

But the processes involved in manufacturing and shaping reinforced polymer-based materials are not particularly amenable to this kind of straightforward scale-up.

Its six rows of platinum function keys are set in a shallow V shape, reinforcing the brand's logo, which appears at the top of the phone nestling a tiny V-shaped speaker.

It classifies waste components based on: (1) their material engineering properties (e.g., shear, compressive and tensile strength), (2) a size distribution of the components, (3) the component shape (reinforcing, compressible and incompressible), and (4) the degree of degradability.

Next, the minipig's behavior was shaped by reinforcing successive approximations to lever pressing with its snout.

In the model ground, a rhombic-shaped reinforcing zone is formed due to the pretension of the rock bolt.

Under cyclic displacement history, it was observed that the use of cross-shaped reinforcing steel section causes a higher level of energy dissipation and the moment of inertia of the reinforcing steel sections was found to be the most significant parameter affecting the hysteresis behavior of SRCFT columns.

The result was less pretentious than it sounds: Clothes that were precisely worked, the linear shapes reinforced by the zippered lines of color, and prints formed from phrases like: "how we would make love" or "realness".

The experimental program comprised casting and testing of thirty beams of total dimensions 300 × 150 × 2,000 mm consisting of permanent precast U-shaped reinforced mortar forms of thickness 25 mm filled with the core material.

Volvo says this type of study has taught it how to prevent vehicle occupants from hitting or being hit by the inside of the cockpit (by shaping and reinforcing frame members and designing its whiplash-protection system called WHIPS that works with both seat shape and seat-belt pretensioners to hold the passenger in place even in a rollover).

The law has an important role to play in shaping and reinforcing cultural attitudes.