Sentence examples for earlier augmented from inspiring English sources

Having earlier augmented its complement of Dakotas with Convair 440 Metropolitans, in December 1958 the wing began operating Lockheed Hercules medium transports, when No. 36 Squadron took delivery of the first of twelve C-130As.

Early augmented reality apps have catered largely to geeks.

Breathed took a while to get past being a kookier, less assured and less pointed Garry Trudeau; he notes in his annotations that "Doonesbury" was more or less his sole frame of reference when he started "Bloom County," and the earliest strips (augmented by a few excerpts from his undergraduate comic "The Academia Waltz") are clumsy imitations of Trudeau's design and pacing.

Early successes augmented cells' biosynthetic capacities and rewired their regulation, transforming our ability to produce fully functional therapeutic proteins at high yield.

Also lying in 1p is the predicted target PDE4B which, as mentioned earlier, can augment apoptosis when inactivated [ 138].

This seems likely to result from increased hormone exposure, starting with earlier menarche, then augmented by contraception and years spent in reproductive cycles that would previously have been spent nursing babies.

Our studies demonstrate that the transplantation of autologous mitochondria, isolated from the patient's own body, and then directly injected into the myocardial during early reperfusion augment the function of native mitochondria damaged during ischemia and enhances myocardial post-ischemic functional recovery and cellular viability.

Previous reports have demonstrated that SF from patients with early OA augments the TLR ligand-mediated stimulation of FLS [ 43] and that plasma proteins present in OA SF stimulate cytokine production in a TLR4-dependent manner [ 44].

The third win in a row for Saints at the Dell came courtesy of an early Kevin Davies strike, augmented by a long series of Paul Jones saves.

Its early settlement was augmented by Swiss and German immigrants and in the late 1850s by French artisans from the unsuccessful Fourierist utopian colony at nearby La Réunion.

It is made from an 11th-century jeweled circlet of Byzantine style, augmented early in the 12th century by the addition of arches and an upper rim composed of alternate pointed and round-topped plaques of enameled gold.