Sentence examples for augmenting it by from inspiring English sources
In 1937 she began to consolidate the academy's diatom collection, augmenting it by collecting species in the field and by acquiring species from other sources.
This is the logical system of RECURSION: the contrast between stopping the development of a rhetorical complex ('stop') and augmenting it by introducing an additional rhetorical relation to link to a new text segment ('go on' g.
Since impairment of this system is detrimental to functional recovery following myocardial ischaemia, we hypothesized that augmenting it, by increasing intracellular creatine, would be beneficial.
These are some of the kinds of simulation studies that are made possible by taking data that is fairly readily available and augmenting it by rational behavior patterns of people-people interactions.
In comparison with the original topology of the model studied so far, we augment it by a bias term and investigate its role in the overall architecture.
They are not meant to replace the expertise that he has developed in doing alignments by eye, he said, "but they can augment it by providing numbers".
Crime and Possible Punishment If you have a little outrage worked up, augment it by reading about the 30-day sentence for N.F.L. player Donte' Stallworth for killing someone in a drunk driving crash, or take time to ponder the steroid net former baseball player Sammy Sosafinds himself caught in.
They augment it by providing professional content for marketers to advertise alongside of within YouTube.
In more detail, here is what is meant by a second-order language: One starts with a first-order language, and augments it by an unending supply of n-place predicate variables for each positive integer n, and an unending supply of n-place function variables for each positive integer n. (The function variables can be avoided, but that is another matter).
I did not want to overwhelm the site but to augment it by creating a very integrated artwork.
Studies that change medication or augment it by psychotherapy achieve only limited benefits, in part because current treatments are not designed for chronic and complex patients.
