Sentence examples for the reinforcing process from inspiring English sources

Following exhaustive salt leeching with water and solvent exchange to acetone, the reinforcing process was carried out as described for BC samples CA40 and CA80.

The model proposes that a break anywhere in either of these cycles weakens the reinforcing process and facilitates a transition to the middle-aged caste.

The results show that the combinations of BPNN/GA and BPNN/SAA methods are effective tools for the optimization of the reinforced process.

TGA results showed that both the reduction and oxidation reactivity of the OC exhibited a reinforcing process during the first few cycles and then stabilized within the next dozens of cycles, and no obvious reactivity degradation phenomenon was observed.

On the contrary, the reduction of the in-plane mechanical properties could be attributed to the geometrical distortions and induced defects because of the through-thickness reinforcing process such as fibre waviness, undulation, voids and resin rich regions.

Sexual selection tends to work much faster than natural selection and has a tendency toward weird excess because of a runaway reinforcing process -- the peahens, who favor long tails, and the peacocks, who have them, both have more progeny, so in the next generation even longer tails are de rigeur.

Participants' discussions of trip planning demonstrate an example of this mutually reinforcing process as the agency they exerted in traveling abroad for CCSVI therapy fostered hope for symptom-relief, while hope for symptom-relief fostered increased agency to pursue goals that were not merely determined by the expected health outcomes.

It's become a mutually reinforcing process and it all goes back to the people making the decisions".

Social dominance theory (Sidanius and Pratto, 1999) is one particular account of the origins and consequences of inequality between social groups that centres on mutually reinforcing processes at the individual, ideological and institutional levels.

In bipolar disorder, it is the amount of stress needed to change a patient's health status from a healthy regime to a permanently diseased regime Regime shift A shift in regime is a persistent change in the structure, function, and mutually reinforced processes or feedbacks of a complex system.

The reinforced urn processes (RUPs) approach can estimate the target dose on the basis of the prior distribution function precisely and conveniently without the requirements about the explicit-estimated dose response curve and the posterior complicated inference.