Sentence examples for became augmented from inspiring English sources

That painterly wing became augmented by another group: Stephen's brother Thoby and his Cambridge chums, especially John Maynard Keynes, Lytton Strachey and Leonard Woolf, all of whom had been members of the university's secret society, the Apostles (though Thoby himself never was).

After the Union of Lublin, the Senate of general sejm of the Commonwealth became augmented by Lithuanian high officials; the position of the lay and ecclesiastical lords, who served for life as members of the Senate was strengthened, as the already outnumbered middle szlachta high office holders had now proportionally fewer representatives in the upper chamber.

J. Murphy recently emailed me, "In the future where mostly everyone is able bodied, how might we define 'disability?' Surely, as the disabled become augmented and/or enhanced, our current definition of what makes someone disabled — not able bodied — will be done away with altogether.

Wearable computing and advances of wearable technologies are also changing the notion of our bodies by allowing our bodies to become augmented, enhanced and expanded in terms of their functionality".

As well as monitoring hospital patients and insomniacs, it also points to a future in which more and more of our household devices will become augmented with technology, making them more "intelligent" and hooked up to the network, able to feed into it to give us the interconnected home of tomorrow which knows what we want before we do.

If this future becomes reality, augmented skin and body mods will be the norm and we'll have the ability to live forever.

Photography Exhibition Becomes Augmented With Real-Time Soundscapes.

A Star Wars prequel like Solo requires us to not only demystify our memories of Harrison Ford's inimitable space pirate, but it also surmises that learning how Han Solo became Han Solo will augment those memories.

Originally a pianist and big-band arranger, Davis founded the first jazz organ trio with a guitarist and drummer, which became standard instrumentation, often augmented by a tenor saxophonist.

As we moved into the 2000s, it seemed to fizzle out and augmented reality became the thing, but now it seems VR's back with Oculus Rift.

Rahnama believes it will be 15 to 25 years before augmented eternity becomes mainstream for individuals.