Families tended to be large, augmented by extended kin and fictive kin relations.
The message seemed to be that, while Europe's airports and airlines have by and large augmented their security arrangements since the Sept. 11 attacks, the levels of enforcement are as patchy as ever.
16 21/4/2008: At the Dutcheese exhibition at the Salone Internazionale del Mobile 2008 in Milan, apart from real furniture and textiles designs, a large space was augmented with animated furniture and interactive textile (RFID tagged).
In addition, quantitative analysis of the strengthening mechanisms revealed that increasing the weight fraction of the B4C particles results in larger augment in dislocation strengthening and load-bearing strengthening.
In "Kraft," his breakthrough work from 1985, he augmented a large modern orchestra with amplified clarinet, cello, piano and percussion soloists, vocal chatter, junkyard drums and players dispersed among the audience.
By contrast, the destabilized sculptural presence of the works, particularly when encountered in the context of a large collection of them, augments the history museum, cabinet of curiosity, scientific inquiry aspects of her aesthetic and narrative premise, making clever, salient use of bell jars, wooden plaques, and black velvet grounds.
The decision to establish the Institute for Workplace Studies IWSS) in New York City was made as part of a larger project to augment ILR's academic presence in the metropolitan area and to forge new ways to bridge the gap between academics and the working world.
The central venous pressure, in theory at least, should not augment to a large extent in fluid responders.
In addition to the full immersion devices that are on the way to us, we currently have a large trend of devices that augment reality, such as Google Glass.
In addition to the full immersion devices that are on the way to us, we currently have a large trend of devices that augment reality, such as Google Glass.
