Its artistry is only augmented by its archival interest, and it was all I could do not to stand up and try to walk forward into the screen, like Alice through a kind of looking glass, and enter a London not so very different from Dickens's – especially the staggering tenement scenes – or even Henry Fielding's.
"Even if we have it augmented by El Niño, it's quite concerning as a citizen to see that we are flirting with very high numbers, and a record is a record," said Jean-Noël Thepaut, head of Europe's Copernicus climate change service.
The classic approach is augmented by computing it on subregions defined by three different hierarchically subdivision schemes and properly weighting the Textons distributions with respect to the involved subregions.
Similarly, the validity of retrospectively recalled number of lifetime mood episodes was augmented by assessing it as a categorical variable (<9 lifetime mood episodes), rather than as a continuous variable.
The efficiency of the ultrasonography for detection of the metastatic lymph nodes can be augmented by coupling it with the detectable stimulated serum thyroglobulin [ 31].
Each non-intersecting set is augmented by combining it with an element corresponding to a single positive component of the current ray.
Although we did not study the functional correlation of sepsis-induced CML depositions and myocardial inflammation augmented by MV, it seems logical to hypothesize that this could contribute to sepsis-induced myocardial dysfunction.
For stretched community health and social care services, which are often augmented by informal caregivers, it may not be possible to input enough care for older people who are more likely to be living alone.
As a priori bond valences are derived from all the valence-sum-rule equations in a structure (usually augmented by loop equations), it follows that optimizing bond-valence parameters with reference to observed and a priori bond valences is equivalent to optimizing the valence-sum rule for all ions (cations and anions) in a structure.
BSZ has also previously been shown not to inhibit alcohol consumption by cats (Baskina and Lapin, 1982) or rats (Messiha, 1978b; Miñano and Myers, 1989) after systemic (intraperitoneal or subcutaneous) administration, but, when given intracerebroventricularly to rats whose alcohol consumption was augmented by prior cyanamide treatment, it decreased it (Miñano and Myers, 1989).
Duveen subsumed fine discrimination to the legitimatization of wealth, a function that, augmented by modern forensic technologies, it continues to perform.
