Sentence examples for and then augmented from inspiring English sources

Its home in the once-tatty, now-trendy Warehouse District in downtown Minneapolis is akin to its eclectic production style: 6,000 square feet of performing space carved out of three warehouse buildings constructed at the turn of the 20th century and then augmented with a Gothic Revival facade in 1906 by the noted architect Cass Gilbert.

A list of IP addresses is drawn up by the industry watchdog, the Internet Watch Foundation, supplied to and then augmented by the Home Office, and then handed to ISPs with the simple instruction "block traffic to and from these addresses".

Turkey carried out half a dozen legal changes and other moves pledged to the I.M.F. in recent weeks, fulfilling most of the conditions for the release of the loan, which was put in place in December and then augmented early this year.

They determined the centroid of these trees to build a main tree and then augmented with the sub-trees of other sentences.

A family of compactly supported radial basis functions (CSRBFs) is firstly used to interpolate the level set function of Lipschitz continuity, and then augmented to construct the shape function for meshless approximation by satisfying basic requirements, in particular the predetermined consistency and the Kronecker delta function property.

Since our algorithm utilizes PCH trees to perform augmenting, a simple test of whether our algorithm works as expected is to compare the statistics of PCH trees grown directly to some high resolution with those of PCH trees grown initially to some lower resolution and then augmented to the higher resolution.

Rather than trying to create an entirely simulated environment, AR starts with reality itself and then augments it.

In a phone interview, Dr. Salzhauer said, iSurgeon "is a great party game," allowing strangers to snap pictures of each other and then augment a small chest or shrink a big nose.

This is a strange climate in which to create — and then augment, via guest-worker programs — a permanent tier of explicitly second-class, mostly low-skilled residents, deliberately curtail their political leverage and then ask low-wage native workers to compete with them for jobs.

OpenStack users like CERN, for example, have their own private clouds and then augment them with capacity on public services.

With an app store, you can standardize on a particular suite and then augment or replace specific features.