Sentence examples for but augmenting from inspiring English sources

But augmenting the faster acoustic portions of a sound apparently helps people identify what materials are involved in an event.

The work is, as she says, part of her constant interest in not only representing the natural world in her artworks in introspective ways, but augmenting them with various types of technology.

But augmenting the dose of rifampicin has failed to significantly alter the concentrations achieved or number of children with low two hour levels.

The name is probably a play on words, not virtual reality but "augmented reality".

Mostly it's a social history, from the mid-19th century to the present, but augmented by fascinating detours through science and psychology.

Roasted red pepper salad ($6) is on the sedate side, not as sweet as I expected but augmented by feta cheese and a garlic vinaigrette.

Not really, but augmented reality seems to be all the rage in the comics world, so let's run with it.

He went to classes but augmented his training by following Londoners about, mimicking their gait, their traits and their gestures -- all of which would be put to good use in a brilliant career to come.

This show, mostly from the Fort Lauderdale holdings but augmented by some outside loans, was organized by William Valerio, curator at the Queens Museum, with the collaboration of Jorge Santis, curator of collections at the Florida museum.

The Gershwin score is not only played live but augmented by additional music to which Wheeldon has choreographed the full gamut of dance numbers, from the long, stand-alone ballet in act two to big Broadway ensembles and intimate duets.

The building, under different ownership in the mid-2000s, began a conversion to condos, which Rose eventually took over; it not only retained the sky-high amenities but augmented them by 3,000 square feet, he said.