The phrase "as we augment our" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of increasing or enhancing something, typically in a collaborative or collective context.
Example: "As we augment our capabilities, we will be better equipped to tackle the challenges ahead."
Alternatives: "as we enhance our" or "as we improve our".
Note that we are not interested in whether this relation (which depends on the specific implementation of baryonic physics in our model) agrees well with observations, but merely whether it converges as we augment trees to higher resolution.
"They ask what it is to be human and, as we augment ourselves and become dependent on these technologies, at what point do we stop being human?" That process of augmentation has indeed begun.
In addition, the total number of alleles increased as we augmented the number of individuals and geographic regions screened.
Rather, our responsibility as parents is to augment our kids' education with the technology available to us.
We report on experiments using the resulting sense probabilities as is, as well as augmenting a state of the art text based word sense disambiguation algorithm.
The proposed design scheme allows for explicit representation of prototype patterns as network parameters, as well as augmenting additional or forgetting existing memory patterns.
After 48 h, DMNA (30 mg kg-1 body weight) produced liver (centrilobular) necrosis and intense hepatic regeneration, as assessed by microscopic observations of liver slices, as well as augmented transaminase levels; HP was detectable under these conditions.
"This is a neighborhood that will have a permanent economic mix because low-income housing there has been preserved as well as augmented".
These offer immersive VR, gesture and multiple object/user recognition, as well as augmented reality capabilities.
The new investment will be used to set up engineering and sales centers in the United States, as well as augmenting a design engineering team in India and Europe.
