(It should be remarked that we do get to see a young servicewoman come in for a spruce-up. "There's actually a lot of females who have had breast augmentation in the Marine Corps," says Khalee, a corporal).
Back in 2000, Wanniaratchy had a breast augmentation in the UK after breast-feeding had taken her cup size from a C to an A. "There was loads of empty skin," she says.
But this division is not really a sharp one, because augmentation in the avant-garde novel often looks like a kind of subtraction: augmentation takes the form of an intensification of the sentence rather than an intensification of the things that many people habitually associate with the novel — plots, characters, objects.
Fast-food nation was invented in the eighteen-thirties, and Captain Hall's puzzled observation that in America the word "improvement" seemed to mean "an augmentation in the number of houses and people and above all in the amount of cleared land" has not lost any of its validity with the passing of a hundred and seventy-odd years.
All patients received alveolar bone augmentation in the deficient ridge areas.
In the same study, the authors found an augmentation in the arterial stiffness measured by AI.
But further augmentation in the sweep flow rates reduces the maximum flame temperature obtained.
PSD showed augmentation in the drug release profile tili 12 h.
The augmentation in the study of MOFs elicits significant information related to many potential applications.
Conclusion: The coronoid process seems to be suitable for paranasal augmentation in the dry skull study.
Especially, sinus floor elevation is an established method of bone augmentation in the atrophic posterior maxilla [11].
