Sentence examples for brought to augment from inspiring English sources
Rush arrived in Sydney in 1861 at the age of 16, an assisted immigrant brought to augment Australia's mostly agricultural workforce.
There are two cameras — a front-facing one for future imaging functionality, which can be used to bring to life augmented reality features in the My Aibo app, and a second SLAM (simultaneous localization and mapping) located on the rear to give the dog a sense of where he is.
And what if the patient's clinical course has been augmented or brought to fruition by the decades of pharmacotherapy, dialysis and other procedures she has endured?
First, three computerized literature searches augmented with studies brought to our attention by personal communication were performed: (1) To find surveys of ER status in breast cancer patients with a high risk mutation in the BRCA1 or BRCA2 gene.
Then Pema brought lamb curry to augment the lamb innards.
The MOMA show's lead curator, Leah Dickerman, has incorporated first-rate works by those artists, and others, to augment a sense of the tumultuous change, which in Rauschenberg's case entailed irreverence brought to the point of malice.
Domestic work is based on feudal caste systems, further augmented by the plantation economy in which Tamil workers were brought to the island from South India during British rule in the eighteenth century.
4. The team approach should be encouraged by setting up case conferences involving all caregivers for problem cases, redesigning clinic space so team members can work together, bringing in resources to augment the team such as behaviour change experts and exercise experts. 5. Human resources should be increased and also better utilised so that more time could be spent with patients.
"My brother and 20 others wanted to bring back their grains to augment their lean food supplies," Maram said.
