The phrase "augment on" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not commonly used and may lead to confusion; the correct expression would typically be "augment" without the preposition "on."
Example: "We aim to augment our current resources to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "enhance" or "increase."
There are more expensive plans to install Augment on more tablets at the same time.
If the collected data is directly mapped to a rectangular coordinate system, the target signatures appear at a shifted location and present a considerable augment on their dimensions.
"Similar to Google's Project Ara, we designed AUGMENT on the concept that not everything each person needs from a smartphone can be fit into single package.
We also demonstrated that latency to REM sleep presented a punctual augment on the very first day after the nigral lesion, with a return to baseline values on the subsequent days of recording.
The current study findings validate and augment on what has been reported by other studies in this area.
While EGF prompted an augment on epithelial barrier strength, RA disrupted TJ in a concentration-dependent manner.
Namely, cyperspace is not some separate or tacked-on reality to meatspace — we live fully enmeshed, augmented on-and-offline lives.
[20] measured each subject's individual peak alpha frequency prior to stimulation and tailored their stimulation frequency accordingly, augmenting on-going alpha oscillations using a cross-hemispheric electrode montage.
If we can show that autoregulation is asymmetrically impaired, and CBF can be electrically augmented on one side, a neurogenic pathway is likely to play a different role on each side.
Moreover, our SEED participants will now have a formal curriculum to augment the on-the-job training.
Unlike other mods, it doesn't augment the on-board camera — instead, it has a cut out, allowing Motorola's pretty solid dual-camera to poke through.
