external reinforcement

There is growing interest in application of external reinforcement of existing structures with advanced materials such as carbon fibre, that can impart exceptional strength.

This motivation can come from external reinforcement, such as the experimenter's promise of reward in some of Bandura's studies, or the bribe of a parent.

Summarizing, a learning classifier system is a broadly-applicable adaptive system that learns from external reinforcement and through an internal structural evolution derived from that reinforcement.

FRP fabrics that are used as external reinforcements are impregnated with polymer on the jobsite and have to be bonded to a surface of a concrete structure.

In addition, external reinforcements from the United States and Britain (UK Mobile Force, primarily 1st Infantry Brigade) were planned.

Not all human behaviours require external reinforcements; children often learn to solve problems simply for the joy of 'doing' or of achievement, which leads to self-reward ('Didn't I do well? ').

Later developments in the composite bow included siyahs made of separate pieces of wood, attached with a V-splice to the wooden core of the bow, rather than strengthened by external reinforcement.

The book primarily asserts that antisemitism has served as a useful external reinforcement for Jewish culture in the diaspora, and that the lack of such external persecutions and antagonisms results in the dissolution of Jewish identity and assimilation.