The obvious embodiment of all these dreams is the centre of Manchester – revived as much by culture as economics, festooned with the cranes that constantly augment the city skyline, and the heart of what Osborne calls the Northern Powerhouse.
However, the datasets produced by such widely instrumented platforms are huge, constantly augmenting and produced by increasingly complex experiments, reaching a point where distributed computation is mandatory to extract knowledge from data.
Mrs. Gardner constantly rearranged and augmented her collection, and her acquaintances.
"Yankee Hotel Foxtrot" is Tweedy's apogee, an album that was notorious even before it was released; it skates the border of brilliance and pretense, filled with memorable songs that are constantly subverted, or perhaps augmented, by electronic mayhem.
With the dramatic increase in genome sequence data driven by next generation sequencing technologies, JCVI's annotation pipeline and methodologies are constantly enhanced to augment the changing needs to produce consistent and high quality genome annotations.
His father, who ran a sweetshop but painted in his free time, augmented this by "constantly asking me about why a painting was good or bad".
Over the next few days, anybody searching online using Google will see their traditional search results augmented by a string of constantly updating messages drawn from social networks, news sites and blogs.
Whether these enablers are blockchain, augmented reality, or another technology, it is critical to constantly pilot them and understand where they are in their evolution and the value you believe they can provide to the organization long-term.
"Elektra" was once esteemed by historians for its "advanced" musical passages that pressed against atonality, but it is now recognized that Strauss constantly sought ways to augment traditional tonality.
The constantly increasing elderly population in developed countries will require more effective advanced care planning and augmented specific palliative capacity to care for dying patients [ 5].
