The phrase "augments offer" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to an offer that enhances or adds value to something, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The new features in the software augments offer significant improvements to user experience."
Alternatives: "enhances the offer" or "improves the offer".
Targeting e-commerce sites, catalogs and sales people out in the field, Augment offers a platform where 3D models can be uploaded, and free apps for iOS and Android to let customers visualize products/designs embedded in their environment in "real size".
Although Montage of Heck lacked an official event-cinema component, some venues did augment the offer, whether with a vinyl-spinning session or a post-screening Nirvana tribute act.
Pokémon Go and Augmented Reality offer tremendous insight and concrete examples of why cybersecurity experts have, to date, been fighting a losing battle.
The showcase of ideas for education reform are diverse and awesome: Embrace Failure, Abandon the Clock, Bye Bye Homework, Understand LGBT Students by Walking in Their Shoes, Give Students Salad Bars, Use Kiosks to Teach Street Kids, Expand Augmented Reality, Offer Comedy Classes -- to mention some... "Coding is the new literacy.
A.E.V.'s parts warranties either protect or augment those offered by Jeep.
By becoming partners with Priceline, eBay plans to augment items offered by its 42 million members with discounts from airlines, hotels and car rental companies.
Augmented reality offers the combination of physical and virtual, drawing on the strengths of each.
Currently, augmented reality offers enormous potential in many fields such as education, simulation, architecture, advertising, navigation devices, medicine, and rehabilitation [ 4].
Toyota has also developed technology that lets a car communicate with a driver's smartphone to offer augmented reality features.
New augmented reality systems offer the possibility of enhanced operating room workflow compared with existing triplanar image displays, but recent studies have highlighted several concerns, particularly the risk of inattentional blindness and impaired depth perception.
