Sentence examples for augmented existing from inspiring English sources

The subject matter fit well with other officer training programs and augmented existing practice and protocols.

NHRC augmented existing febrile respiratory illness surveillance programs in military recruit trainees and ship-board populations and expanded into dependent populations in San Diego.

We examined the spatial overlap of high species richness of each group with agency-developed guidance used to inform facility-siting decisions and found that GAP-based richness mappings augmented existing guidance.

Using the human tracking functionality of the OpenNI library [15], humans within the environment are identified and their appearances are also augmented; existing AR systems in the cultural heritage domain do not attempt the latter, yet it is essential if participants are truly to experience a sense of presence following the ideas presented in [16] and [17].

The administration, Goldenvoice, has over the years added permanent structures, augmented existing areas and rejiggered pathways and access.

Low-interest mortgages should also augment existing subsidies for public housing.

The potential to move atoms at will, thus enhancing and augmenting existing structures and even creating new ones, is unprecedented.

Mr. Grasso said an injunction would augment existing enforcement initiatives against prostitution that despite considerable effort have not significantly dented the problem in Queens Plaza.

Bankers and lawyers say that over the first half of the year, the majority of deals struck have been by strategic buyers looking to augment existing businesses.

We have noted before that the company's acquisitions, including the chip makers PA Semi and Intrinsity, tend to be smaller, bolt-on purchases that augment existing businesses.

Energy companies are investigating and, where appropriate, implementing two options recommended by the academy to augment existing safety and security measures for concrete and steel-lined vaults that protect used nuclear fuel.