reinforcement
reforço
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
armadura,
reforço
example
Embedding flax fibers into composite materials and nonwoven sheets provides strength and 'reinforcement' to the goods.
In the construction of the works, the contractor has imported 30,000 tonnes of concrete and 1,500 tonnes of steel 'reinforcement' .
Use positive 'reinforcement' instead of criticism.
Today's custom homes will accommodate most luxury tubs, but floor joists may require 'reinforcement' in older homes if the tub is oversized especially whirlpool baths.
Positive 'reinforcement' for desirable behavior will reduce reliance on punishment.
glass-fibre 'reinforcement'
My fear is that we are setting ourselves up for a vicious circle where family breakdown is perpetuated by the 'reinforcement' and extension of behaviours which make it all the more likely.
Tubing 'reinforcement' often involves many layers of different materials.
Stiffening and 'reinforcement' could take the building higher, but not without adding considerable expense.
Fibers frequently are added to increase the plaster's strength, provide 'reinforcement' and reduce or eliminate cracking.
The aqueduct, built from concrete and containing 529 tonnes of steel 'reinforcement' , is part of the £12m Semington bypass project.
If the reinforcements are required, the Pakistan army will send more 'reinforcement' .
Although verbal praise was mentioned least often, several of the parents appeared to be aware of the need to increase this type of 'reinforcement' .
Should a 'reinforcement' of its structure through greater unification be promoted in the short to middle term?
Family role models, media and literature images, and social 'reinforcement' also help develop the attitudes and beliefs that underlie abusive behaviour.
On the other hand, reputation also locks people into particular patterns of collaboration and interaction through 'reinforcement' .
Cast-in hardware can be positioned for structural 'reinforcement' or to facilitate installation.
The weight of the unit required 'reinforcement' of the ramps.
older electricity mains required 'reinforcement' to meet increased demand
The 'reinforcement' and para-military forces was rushed to the spot.
Spouses attend all the sessions and are instructed in basic behavior modification techniques, especially giving positive 'reinforcement' and avoiding criticism.
It is essential to teach and model desired behaviours, and the benefits of positive 'reinforcement' are well established.
You get there together through a chain of cooperation, support, 'reinforcement' and a willingness to share talents and gifts with others.
However, some will need continued encouragement and positive 'reinforcement' from parents and teachers for this good start not to become swamped by schoolyard attitudes.
The moulding is another area where 'reinforcement' may be required.
Several concrete components of the dam will also be upgraded and strengthened by adding concrete for 'reinforcement' .
Sometimes 'reinforcement' of floors, walls or ceilings may be needed, as may be cladding of exposed surfaces and corners to prevent self injury.
All owners will be told how to correct the dog's behaviour and how 'reinforcement' of good behaviour will pay more dividends than punishment.
Ordinary galvanized barbed wire can be used between the tubes to provide 'reinforcement' , and to make the structures resistant to earthquakes.
Some parents find that positive 'reinforcement' helps to encourage the child throughout treatment.
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