Sentence examples for augmenting the length from inspiring English sources

This fact, is increasingly considered an important set back in understanding the variability existing within the different landscapes generally typified as brownfields, contributing somehow to prevent their regeneration and augmenting the length of time land is vacant or underutilized.

It was an attempt by Lennon to augment the full-length version of "Revolution" in a way that satisfied him before he chose to split the piece between the edited "Revolution 1" and the musique concrete "Revolution 9".

However when we repeated the model-building procedure, augmenting the 1927 SNPs with 10,260 haplotype clusters selected using a variable-length Hidden Markov Model of LD [31], [32], the fitted model was remarkably similar (data not shown).

The HF diet-induced tendency to augment the carbon chain length of the membrane PUFAs was also true for the n-3 PUFAs.

The investment, Daniels said, would allow the Krieger School departments to significantly augment the number and term length of graduate stipends, which support the students' training as scholars and compensate them for their teaching contributions.

Reductions in carrier slug length and increases in dispersed slug length were found to augment the heat transfer rates, with the greatest enhancements observed in flows with carrier slug lengths approaching the channel diameter.

We attribute the small increase in JSC to better collection of charge carriers as their lifetime is prolonged in the presence of the modulator augmenting their diffusion length.

Increasing the length of clusters can also augment the β values in our investigation.

The second contribution of this paper is the use of the minimum description length (MDL) principle to augment the MCS and LMCS methods.

Because approximately 5-10% of the genome is missing from this assembly [ 18, 35], we also identified coding exons from available EST clusters and full-length mRNA sequences to augment the array.

The perpendicular orientation of the skull to the neck decreases the cervical flexion required to lower the jaws and, augmented by the great length of the skull, the distance between the jaw tips and the ground.