Sentence examples for are added later from inspiring English sources
verb
To join or unite, as one thing to another, or as several particulars, so as to increase the number, augment the quantity or enlarge the magnitude, or so as to form into one aggregate. Hence: To sum up; to put together mentally.
Lost details, including imaginary ones, often are added later.
Snakes or other animals are added later to soak in the brew.
In any blood vessel the endothelial tube is formed first, and the muscular and elastic layers are added later.
Without the symbols and lines that are added later when they are converted into trail maps for skiers, they have a slightly primitive lucidity that calls to mind early American folk art.
Constraints on the nature of the sequences are added later (1949f, section 30) that are aimed to formalize aspects of randomness.
The results show that if the femtoBSs are deployed first during the year and then, according to necessities, macroBSs are added later, it gives as result a good strategy of network growth, because a higher number of femtoBSs installed at the beginning of the year reduces the necessity to install new macroBSs, which could impact more significantly the energy consumption.
