Sentence examples for attempts to augment from inspiring English sources
(Mr Cumming has been a frequent critic of the Canadian government's attempts to augment its home venture-capital market).
"A large fraction of my laboratory here at M.I.T. is attempts to augment human function going beyond what nature intended," he said.
It remains to be seen whether the various attempts to augment the structural equations framework with a distinction between default and deviant values are successful or not.
In the past, there were many attempts to augment the power of wind turbines by means of diffuser systems or similar, but since these attempts did not respect energy- and momentum conservation, they have not been successful.
For instance, recent attempts to augment the human decision-making process, especially in dynamic and time-sensitive scenarios such as military command and control, game theory, home automation, and swarm robotics, have focused primarily on environmental details such as positions, orientations, and other characteristics of objects and actors of an operating environment.
The Impulse research project at the MIT Media Lab, which captures our vision of the future of commerce, attempts to augment the rich sensory experience of the tangible world with the informational abundance, speed, and low search costs of the Internet.
Stelarc is by no means alone in attempting to augment his own body with electronic implants.
Farm-Africa is working with raffia and beekeeping projects in an attempt to augment sources of income outside the forest.
For Mr. Bloomberg, a 311 system is more of an attempt to augment services and increase accountability, in keeping with his corporate approach to running the city.
Attempting to augment his bantam label since 1991, Mr. Carpentieri saw it all changed when he signed Odetta, the artist dubbed the Queen of American Folk Music.
It is going to take a while to nurture the young players and there was a moment here when he was listing every attacking member of his squad with a lofty superlative attached – clearly a deliberate attempt to augment confidence.
