The benefits of gender specialization were undermined by fertility declines, female employment, and the pragmatic necessity of husbands and wives substituting or augmenting one another's labor (Treas 2008).
As Beaudreau went through this process, he came to realize the connection between sight and sound and their tremendous capacity to augment one another.
Mr. Burke's Sligo-styled fiddling and Mr. Daly's accordion augmented one another in arrangements that concentrated on maintaining a steady melodic flow and an unvarying tonal and dynamic consistency.
The striving to preserve and augment one's power, which constitutes one's actual essence (EIIIP7), provides a standard for moral judgments: things are good or bad to the extent that they aid or diminish one's power of acting (Curley 1973).
Saraiji, an assistant professor at Tokyo-based Keio University's Graduate School of Media Design, led the development of this robotic-arms-on-a-backpack project, called Fusion, to explore how people may be able to work together to control (or augment) one person's body.
The goodness of an action is to be judged in relation to whether the action aids one's striving to preserve and augment one's power (see EIVP18S; TP 2/8; TTP 16/181).
Perhaps there is some correlation between appearing on the reality TV franchise and wanting to augment one's looks?
Political parties should be a way for voters to find like-minded individuals to share ideas and strategies and to augment one's voice in the political system by joining with others.
We provide a rare experimental illustration of integrated control, where chemical and biological controls "augment one another".
Knowing the history of this work--which is detailed in an excellent eight-page Translator's Introduction--is by no means a prerequisite to recognizing its excellence, but it definitely augments one's wonder at Perednik's achievement.
Because time increases focus on product experience, activating time (vs. money) augments one's personal connection with the product, thereby boosting attitudes and decisions.
