reinforcement
加强
definition
noun
In our retrospective long-term study, the area of partial rupture did not require reinforcement in most cases.
the action or process of reinforcing or strengthening.
translation of 'reinforcement'
noun
救兵,
后援,
加强
example
The 'reinforcement' and para-military forces was rushed to the spot.
Positive 'reinforcement' can strengthen your child's self-esteem and foster a sense of independence.
Stiffening and 'reinforcement' could take the building higher, but not without adding considerable expense.
In the construction of the works, the contractor has imported 30,000 tonnes of concrete and 1,500 tonnes of steel 'reinforcement' .
There was a loud explosion and cracks appeared in the roof, revealing concrete nine inches thick, with steel 'reinforcement' , but several more charges were detonated before the roof finally collapsed and the walls crumbled in.
Family role models, media and literature images, and social 'reinforcement' also help develop the attitudes and beliefs that underlie abusive behaviour.
Formal policies and guidelines are the starting point here, but they need to be backed up by training, enforcement and 'reinforcement' to prevent behavioral lapses.
Tubing 'reinforcement' often involves many layers of different materials.
Most walls can be constructed simply by stacking the blocks up, while others that will be tall or have to restrain heavy loads may require special 'reinforcement' .
If the reinforcements are required, the Pakistan army will send more 'reinforcement' .
Positive 'reinforcement' for desirable behavior will reduce reliance on punishment.
Ordinary galvanized barbed wire can be used between the tubes to provide 'reinforcement' , and to make the structures resistant to earthquakes.
The works will include breaking out areas of defective concrete and replacing with concrete repair mortar and sacrificial anodes, which will help to prolong the life of the embedded steel 'reinforcement' .
The 'reinforcement' of policing in key areas, especially at bus stops, cinemas, etc., is the need of the hour.
It is essential to teach and model desired behaviours, and the benefits of positive 'reinforcement' are well established.
Railtrack engineers worked around the clock to re-open the line - but a 20 mph limit will remain for at least three months as a £5m 'reinforcement' of the embankment takes place.
He explained that by the time the police 'reinforcement' arrived, a team had entered the building and confronted the robber.
Seeking guidance and 'reinforcement' on how to cope with the mounting fear of failure and the loss of self, we turn to the media, which is in most cases represented by television.
The aqueduct, built from concrete and containing 529 tonnes of steel 'reinforcement' , is part of the £12m Semington bypass project.
Cast-in hardware can be positioned for structural 'reinforcement' or to facilitate installation.
Some parents find that positive 'reinforcement' helps to encourage the child throughout treatment.
While download is typically very similar between a one-story and a two-story deck, the higher deck may require a larger foundation, additional bracing or other 'reinforcement' .
Fibers frequently are added to increase the plaster's strength, provide 'reinforcement' and reduce or eliminate cracking.
glass-fibre 'reinforcement'
Two layers of horizontal steel 'reinforcement' were introduced at 7.5 cm from top and bottom of footing slab.
In our retrospective long-term study, the area of partial rupture did not require 'reinforcement' in most cases.
Finally, he said, as professors try to maximize the likelihood of student success, they may resort to using positive 'reinforcement' for successful behavior.
Although verbal praise was mentioned least often, several of the parents appeared to be aware of the need to increase this type of 'reinforcement' .
Embedding flax fibers into composite materials and nonwoven sheets provides strength and 'reinforcement' to the goods.
In April, Russia's atomic energy minister said the cement encasing is collapsing and urgently needs 'reinforcement' .
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