"with a reinforcement" is correct and can be used in written English
You can use it to signify that something is being done to either strengthen or support something else. For example, "The teacher provided the students with a reinforcement of the material they had previously learned."
The adaptation is performed in this system with a reinforcement learning algorithm.
This increase has likely to do with a reinforcement of the nanocomposite particles by skeleton formation of the nanoparticles.
Lesion and control groups' behaviours on the task were then analysed by fitting data with a reinforcement learning model.
BMS is a structural composite consisting of a 3D-printed lattice structure filled with a reinforcement material.
The presented approach therefore commences with a reinforcement of the requirements related activities in this discipline, which is carried out by using a requirements metamodel.
Open image in new window Figure 11 Variation of the hardness of Al 7075-Al 2 O 3 composites with (a) reinforcement size and (b) weight percent (Deshmanya and Purohit 2012 ).
This was treated using a bulk allograft fixed with posterior plating, a reinforcement ring, and a cemented cup.
The dynamic developmental theory of ADHD [ 30] proposes that fundamental learning processes are altered in ADHD, consistent with suggestions of a reinforcement deficit in ADHD [ 31- 41].
That's how he coaxes the sleeve piece into the shoulder opening with a connecting "joint" (a reinforcement measure lined with silk that reduces friction), hand-stitching it in place while slowly turning the jacket.
The conventional thermal analysis approach provided in aforementioned building codes is to solve the equilibrium of a given reinforced concrete section with a predetermined reinforcement configuration.
Testing considered rectangular sections with (h/b) ratios of 0.5, 1, and 4. Compressive strengths of 20 and 30 MPa were chosen along with a steel reinforcement ratio that was 37.5 % of the balanced reinforcement.
