Sentence examples for be augmented by having from inspiring English sources

True enough, an individual's long-term fitness (measured in terms of numbers of grandchildren, or great-grandchildren) may sometimes be augmented by having a few strong offspring rather than lots of weak ones (Lack 1954).

"Double exposure" describes how vulnerability is augmented by having to deal simultaneously with problems from the impacts of global environmental change and economic globalization (Leichenko and O'Brien 2008).

He said the thinking of the WHO group was "similar in many respects" to that of NSABB but has been "augmented by having much more time to look at the implications of many of the issues".

The next time we see the movie, it will be augmented by what we have learned about Ford and Fisher.

The purposive sample of supervisors had to be augmented by approaching individual tutors and a convenience sample of students had to be used.

That medicine, administered heretofore and only somewhat successfully by Alan Greenspan, will soon be augmented by new tax cuts, if Mr. Bush has his way.

With two funerals to attend at the same time, the Port Authority Police Department's pipe and drum corps had to be augmented by bagpipers from Bergen, Morris and Nassau Counties.

In order to consider the above constraints, the right hand side of (15) has to be augmented by the appropriate Lagrange multipliers (17).

These observations have to be augmented by auxiliary and internal data that are collected and provided routinely by existing networks of ground stations and services such as the IGS, ILRS and IERS.

In practice this target functional has to be augmented by terms which penalize deviation from the reference surface and by a regularization term (for example, one which penalizes deviation of 2nd order differences from their previous values).

The small force of sappers had to be augmented by infantry and Papuan labourers.