Sentence examples for enriched with new from inspiring English sources
The old myths and stereotypes of women are still alive, well and being enriched with new cliches; we now have women painted as "ladettes" and binge drinkers to show they were asking for it.
Our knowledge of general physics has to be enriched with new concepts when we study complex systems such as a muddy stream or a viral infection, not to mention human phenomena such as the Arab Spring, Twitter or "Glee".
When nodes mobility is allowed, the set of limitations becomes enriched with new elements.
However, the test databases should be enriched with new demanding areas such as higher-resolution images and videos (HD and above).
We presume that they will be enriched with new technological alternatives and have therefore included "alternative technologies" as options in the morphological box.
It is an updated version of the previous Argot2 enriched with new features in order to enhance its usability and its overall performance.
Science is a dialogue between the scientists and the nature [ 2] which has evolved over the centuries enriching with new concepts, methods and tools and developed into well-defined disciplines of scientific endeavour.
Her stir-fry with pork and chives, on the facing page, starts with red chilies, minced garlic, and thin slices of cornstarch-coated pork loin, each seared in a little peanut oil and then combined and enriched with a new taste or texture every minute or two: salt and chives, then broth, then soy sauce, and, at the end, a sprinkling of fresh coriander.
The model is enriched with many new improvements.
In this perspective, the project structure is enriched with a new directory, called autonomic.
A variety of topics that are relevant for Europe can be discussed within the framework of the contents of the journal (Society, Politics, Economy, Science and Technology, X-cutting Issues, Methodology and Methods, Philosophy of Science).1 Theoretical and methodological topics can be approached from particular "European" schools of thought or enriched with other, new ways of thinking.
