The phrase "augmented distance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, virtual reality, or any field where distance is enhanced or modified in some way.
Example: "The augmented distance in the virtual environment allowed users to interact with objects as if they were physically present."
Alternatives: "enhanced distance" or "extended distance".
Yet there also may be a disinterested mode of appreciation, augmented with distance (personal, cultural, or otherwise) from functionality of the architectural object.
Data on place of delivery, reasons for home delivery, and a range of potential explanatory factors were collected by interviewer-led questionnaire on 3977 women and augmented with distance from the nearest health facility estimated using health facility Global Positioning System (GPS) co-ordinates.
This should induce legislators to augment the distance to be protected at river sites.
With all versions of LINKS, a smaller memory footprint is achieved by increasing the sliding window step (− t) and augmenting the distance between k-mer pairs (− d), which in turn decreases the k-mer pair space.
This mathematical model is augmented based on distance function by considering the second-order terms in the computation of the distance from point to surface.
In contrast to traditional RP and RQA investigations, we augmented the contour line distance data during the embedding process.
The red line is the distance list augmented by (m-1)*t elements, recycling the beginning of u.
We present three new dissimilarity measures, which we call cDSD, caDSD or capDSD, respectively, where capDSD stands for confidence, augmented pathway diffusion state distance.
CXCL12 augmented the average migration distance by a factor of up to 9, and the overall volume by a factor of up to 29 compared to spontaneous migration.
Thus, we use '+3D' to denote that the original feature has been augmented with the two distance-based features and their sum.
