Sentence examples for augmented by further from inspiring English sources
U.S. efforts would be augmented by further international support for Prime Minister Salam Fayyad's state-building plan.
Augmented by further reintroductions on Wester Ross and Scotland's east coast, a healthy population of British-born eagles, and a few Norwegian old-timers, now in their thirties, grace the Highlands.
Therefore, these sample sets need to be augmented by further studies to generalise the case and be representative of the range of parchment artefacts in terms of manufacturing procedures, animal skins used or the type of post manufacture storage conditions.
The classification performance on unseen data, commonly used as a criterion for comparing different competing designs, is augmented by further four criteria attempting to capture various additional characteristics of classifier generation schemes.
Most previous studies have used a binary report methodology ("Did you see the stimulus or not?") [6], sometimes augmented by further probing about the patient's confidence in his report [7], [8].
While these describe the prerequisites for creativity, they are augmented by two further criteria: elegance and genesis.
We compare a quantitative kinetic model of the myosin-V walk, consisting of five basic states augmented by two further states to allow for futile hydrolysis and detachments, with experimental results for run lengths, velocities, and dwell times and their dependence on bulk nucleotide concentrations and external loads in both directions.
The £75 prize money of each competition were combined and augmented by a further £50 donated by Havelock Tobacco Company.
This was further augmented by the individuality of the North Beach beatniks, not to mention the ready availability of hallucinogenic drugs.
In the south, the mingling of sweet, sour and salty tastes is further augmented by a few dashes of nuoc mam, the fermented fish sauce that plays the same role in Vietnam that soy plays in much of Asia.
Domestic work is based on feudal caste systems, further augmented by the plantation economy in which Tamil workers were brought to the island from South India during British rule in the eighteenth century.
