needed, and augmented with a full description of the results.
One option as a starter is clams casino, sold by the clam ($2.50 each), perfectly cooked and augmented with bits of pancetta and leeks.
This semantics is applied to the orig- inal Dedalus rules, modified to account for nondeterministic choices, and augmented with control rules which model causality.
It is to graft additional so-called financial "frictions" on otherwise fully well behaved equilibrium macroeconomic models, built on real-business-cycle foundations and augmented with nominal rigidities.
"Hotel Yorba" is introduced as "an old country song" and, augmented with Lillie Mae Rische's Nashville-style fiddles and sped up to double-time, he has a point.
Three different radial basis functions are employed as interpolation functions, alone and augmented with polynomial and sine expansions, to represent the body terms.
Transport for London has concluded that by 2031 congestion in central London will have worsened by 60% even if Johnson's entire transport strategy investment programme is implemented and augmented with further short-term measures.
This would mean transforming the kind of ad hoc measures now used to help economically stressed people in the current crisis into permanent measures that are grounded in solid financial theory and augmented with an understanding of human nature.
The three-week event is built around all-Tchaikovsky subscription concerts, and augmented with introductory talks, chamber music, choral concerts and even a screening of Ken Russell's 1970 film "The Music Lovers".
After a lot of trial and error with sledding vessels — he tried boogie boards, mattresses and even a minibar fridge — he settled on plywood reinforced with metal and augmented with Formica under the seat.
Specifically, the resulting system is written in estimation error coordinates and augmented with a timer variable that triggers the event of new measurements arriving.
