Augmenting the resources that GSAS provides to all students, graduate student groups support these multiple identities and help you thrive academically and grow personally.
This high density effect arises because cross-feeding does not augment the resource that limits total density - the benefit of cross-feeding does not affect the carrying capacity, only the time to get there.
Cloud-based services augment the resource-scare capabilities of smartphones while offloading compute-intensive methods to resource-rich cloud servers.
At a news conference last week, David Hawley, a spokesman for the fund, said that "emerging market countries have expressed readiness to augment the resources of the fund".
Nurses have been challenged to share responsibility with the legal system to augment the resources available to patients with liability-related injuries, crime victims, and perpetrators or suspects in police custody.
The School of Arts and Sciences will significantly augment the resources devoted to graduate student stipends, thanks to an investment of more than $5 million from the President's Office over the next five years.
At the end of its life cycle, when no longer useful, the structure can be programmed to degrade in water (e.g., the rain), thereby restoring its constituent building blocks to their natural ecosystem, augmenting the natural resource cycles that enabled its creation.
The low recharge areas in the southern and southwest portions require suitable artificial recharge structures to augment the groundwater resources.
The Higher Education Act of 1965 was enacted as part of President Johnson's "Great Society" social program to augment the educational resources of American colleges and universities by providing financial assistance and higher education opportunities for low- and moderate-income families.
Its not visualized as something that will augment the total resources.
"If the State is able to determine the aggregate amount of resources devoted to augmenting the instruments and the basic rate of reward to those who own them, it will have accomplished all that is necessary". One of Keynes' students, Arthur Plumptre, explained Keynes' philosophy this way.
