Stripped of the polished delicacy of much of her recorded work but augmented to an almost supernatural degree by the presence of the attendant Heritage Orchestra and choir, there's a sense here that the singer has struck upon the perfect forum for her talents.
She recently had her breasts augmented to a 34-C.
These efforts should be augmented to directly engage the young people who commit gun-related crimes.
It was Mrs. Breier, however, who was the force behind the cookbook, whose sales she wants to use to augment the almost $100,000 they have already raised for a building fund.
What Donovan calls the "terrific, self-possessed" T itself, however, was formed out of glow-in-the-dark polymer clay, and she used no computer manipulation to augment its almost otherworldly glimmer.
Doctors have turned to antipsychotics, which strongly affect mood, to augment treatment, based almost entirely on their experience with them and how they expect them to work.
However, ironically, Kurzweil's vision of eternal life (where realigning misaligned molecules can prevent disease, and where we can be physically augmented by technology) almost seems to be driven by a semi-religious instinct – specifically, a fear of death.
Incubation with increasing concentrations of ET-1, from 0.1 to 100 nM, augmented almost 12-fold the linear accumulation of NO.
This is the third consecutive annual increase in per-student appropriations, augmented by almost a 2percentt decrease in the number of full-time equivalent students since 2010.
Similarly, defects in the Rad50, Rad51 or Rad52 double-strand break repair through homologous recombination (HR) augmented by almost two logs the killing efficiency by topoisomerase inhibitors, such as camptothecin (Topo I) and mitoxantrone (Topo II).
