Sentence examples for augments from from inspiring English sources
Considering first the zero-pressure regime, we observe a slight growth in Eb when the Al concentration in the left-hand barrier augments from 0 to approximately 0.18.
As for the X-shaped pathway case, it has been demonstrated that the dimensionless thermal conductivity of the path ˜kp and the area fraction ϕ have a strong effect on the performance and configuration of the X-shaped blades: the twice minimized θmax,mm decreases approximately 70% as ˜kp increases from 30 to 300 and it decreases approximately 84% as ϕ augments from 0.01 to 0.2.
As t augments from 0 to 3.4, the precisions of five cross-validation tests are significantly increased.
Indeed, metfomin's ability to increase lifespan augments from an insignificant 6% when metformin treatment was initiated at the middle-age of 9 months up to 14% when metformin treatment was initiated early in life (i.e. at the young age of 3 months) [ 43].
In our definition of canonical augmentation we consider a multigraph G′ = (V′, E′) to be canonically augmented from G = (V, E) if it is an augmentation and σ(G′ ′) = σ(G).
Although the $5 million purse is being underwritten by the tournament, with augmenting from the PGA Tour reserve and some smaller sponsors, there are concerns about the future.
"But that force would also be augmented from elements of the Second Marine Expeditionary Force to make sure that it's rounded out and we have the right-size unit," he added.
Until the 1960s, preservation was preserved via tele-recording – ie, literally aiming a film camera at a television screen – and this was augmented from 1958 onwards by video tape.
And, "The remaining charge against the House of Representatives, which I am to examine, is grounded on a supposition that the number of members will not be augmented from time to time, as the progress of population may demand.
The σC/σF depresses sharply with the mp/mc augmenting from 0%to3%3%.
A UMa scenario was simulated in which user speed augmented from 40 to 90 km/h.
