Sentence examples for subtle reinforcement from inspiring English sources

As I've written before, I wish this weren't so; but, I'd wish even more strongly to not live in a world where patriarchy and white supremacy weren't so rampant that their subtle reinforcement in films wasn't so insidious.

This track is a subtle reinforcement of the ever-growing approbation of autonomous women in today's fast-paced, professional society.

This symbolic framing may not be evident in the context of every single story, but is a subtle reinforcement that occurs across many articles, a repetition of particular symbols and themes that becomes apparent by reading across the newspaper coverage over time and in several sources.

Developed by one man – Alexander Bruce – it's a masterclass in teaching the player new ways of thinking through subtle cues and positive reinforcement; the sort of game that prisoners would have to beat in exchange for their freedom in some neon-tinted dystopia.

FOR those who already get plenty of positive reinforcement, the Peabodys stand apart in subtle but meaningful ways.

For cocaine hydrochloride and morphine, it was the ability for the drug to be injected leading to rapid reinforcement whilst for crack cocaine and methamphetamine subtle molecular alteration allowed the drug to be smoked leading to a more rapid onset of action with a shorter, more intense high.

The underlying cause for our findings is unclear, but altered OSS behavior in both mGluR5 KO and Het mice suggests that even subtle variation in mGluR5 expression is capable of altering reinforcement behavior in this paradigm.

But, if Rando's rise proves anything it proves that humans communicate in more subtle ways than you might imagine, and need less social reinforcement than you might think.

44 One of the subtle barriers to cessation for disadvantaged smokers is service level reinforcement of smoking, or smoking being overlooked as a major priority.

Mr. Copé, the incumbent U.M.P. leader, had run an aggressively rightist campaign, focusing on themes like stricter immigration laws and the reinforcement of France's secularism, as a not-so-subtle response to fears of radical Islam.

Biofeedback, for example, uses sensitive electronic devices and the principles of reinforcement to provide continuous visual or auditory "feedback," which helps patients learn to control subtle physical processes.