It is a book with considerable pleasures, augmented by Auster's graceful, muted narrative voice -- a man telling us a sad story through a concrete wall.
Last year in these pages, D. T. Max called this "a book with considerable pleasures, augmented by Auster's graceful, muted narrative voice".
There's the possibility for a long-term potent one-two punch at defensive tackle if Tyson Alualu can learn an array of N.F.L.-quality pass-rush moves to augment his considerable initial burst, and if Terrance Knighton can stop ordering seconds at his mother's kitchen table (or wherever else he goes to put on pounds).
The acquisition will make Glencore a significant force in agricultural trading, augmenting its considerable strength in minerals, oil and metals.
Judging by the chip-shot field goal the Ravens missed at the end of the Patriots' 23-20 A.F.championshiphip game victory, New England is again augmenting its considerable skill with some timely doses of good luck, the way it did in its rise to dominance a decade ago.
When a model predicts risks greater than those empirically observed in epidemiology and/or animal studies (now augmented by considerable toxicogenomic data), it is questionable whether such models can play a useful role in informing biologically realistic risk assessments.
Although marine PUFAs have been shown to have considerable potential to prevent and augment the treatment of cancer and complications such as cachexia, there are still a number of limitations associated with their use in cancer patients.
The depolymerization of the hemicelluloses would have been augmented by the considerable reduction in ferulic acid cross-links, thus contributing towards the accessibility of cellulases during enzymolysis resulting in enhanced saccharification.
A considerable effort should be directed towards augmenting the existing models by a third dimension.
