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The imitators suddenly found themselves being bigfooted by the remnants of the originals, as augmented by one of their own.
# d must be an integer greater than or equal to 1. # spline segments (i.e. adjacent polynomial curves) augmented by one.
The dynamics of inviscid multicomponent fluids may be modelled by the Euler equations, augmented by one (or more) additional species equation(s).
For confirming that estimation, a 22-experiment augmented by one central point and parallel pretreatments of pre-extracted and non-extracted shells were performed.
However, the same phenomena could also be governed by a slowly varying variable, i.e., by an adaptive neural field [14]; the "fast" activity variable U in the Amari model is augmented by one or more "slow" variables.
Integrated pest management, in which the conventional pesticides are augmented by one or more nonchemical control practices, has been receiving renewed interest.
A true enterprise model is different from single-region input-output models where the inputs and outputs of a firm augment the table by one sector (Tiebout [1967]; Billings and Katz [1982]; Joshi [2001]).
The number of available interpretations of the anode effect is not augmented by another one, but the result points out the combined action of wettability and hydrodynamics.
The physical network graph set is augmented by introducing one pseudo-node for each end user, having the same properties (e.g., coordinates, etc).
There is a regular staff of experts which is augmented each week by one or two guests.
