"It's a new way of thinking about stormwater, not as a problem but as an opportunity and a resource to augment our water supply," says Richard Luthy, professor of civil and environmental engineering at Stanford University.
"We're located near one of the windiest places on the planet and the inexhaustible energy of this renewable resource will augment our supply of electricity and launch new jobs, as aging industries like coal and nuclear power move offline".
"The logical consequence of cannibalizing our criminal program to augment our national security efforts is that we have reduced the ability to surge resources within our criminal branch," Mr. Mueller said.
"In pooling our resources, we will diversify our existing technologies and product lines, which will broaden our product offering and augment our technical capabilities".
We will seek to augment our inadequacies.
The excavation constitutes the first case study of the political economy of Archaic Crete, while augmenting our knowledge of the agropastoral resource base of Aegean communities in early stages of urbanization.
"This augments our platform approach," Chestnut contended.
At a news conference last week, David Hawley, a spokesman for the fund, said that "emerging market countries have expressed readiness to augment the resources of the fund".
Mobile Cloud Computing enables mobile devices to augment constrained resources such as processing, storage, and battery autonomy by using the cloud infrastructure.
Nurses have been challenged to share responsibility with the legal system to augment the resources available to patients with liability-related injuries, crime victims, and perpetrators or suspects in police custody.
Before 1945, forceful territorial conquest was largely seen as legitimate: After all, states depended on territory for their security and wealth, and thus seizing territory to augment natural resources, expand their population, or build more secure boundaries, was a tempting prospect.
