enrichment

Examples of enriching

enriching

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Each of these new experiences leaves its trace in memory, enriching our knowledge base.
In the end, the ministry was intermittently criticized for enriching minority entrepreneurs and infringing on the privileges of minority vested interest.
That specifications are preserved by verified programs is a consequence of the idea of enriching types and disallowing method update.
The lines will never be without significance, only change their significance, and this is a means of enriching the content of the work.
Thus, adverse postnatal experience could contribute significantly to disordered development; enriching experiences, on the other hand, could potentially facilitate survival of neurons and synapses.
When one comes in contact with linguistic diversity on an individual level, such as through travel in foreign lands, it is enriching.
Selection can cause overestimation of the true parameter by enriching for beneficial mutations.
I believe it would be enriching for both avenues of investigation to proceed apace.
The ideal case-scenario is an enriching exchange between fiction and reality.
Enriching an account of rationality to cover such preparation helps explain successful coordination without drastic revision of the principles for reasoning in games.
He found this to be the 'constructive driving force' - the contrast of a formal concept and an 'enriching element'.
Developmental psychopathologists emphasize that the perspectives of normality and psychopathology are mutually enriching.
This is so even when, as is likely the case, reproduction is chosen as one way of enriching parental lives.
Thus, both theory and research suggest the possibility of enriching and expanding the authors' attractive concept of the epistemic triangle to create an emotion-cognition triangle.
There is also a movement, prompted by the federal government, toward physically and psychologically enriching research animals' environment.
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