Scotland was visibly 'burning the candle at both ends', producing fewer children and losing more of its 'precious asset' than ever before, augmented by the Great War which was making 'murderous inroads on the young [and] virile'.
It's not even augmented reality.
"Two angelic intellects inhabit a common abyss: the post-Enlightenment ever-augmenting inner self, of which Hamlet is a precursor, intervening between Luther and Calvin, and later Descartes and Spinoza".
His vision of what theatre should be is outlined in Arguments for a Theatre, first published in 1989 and augmented ever since, as he developed his belief in tragedy as the greatest form of theatre.
Homes are smarter than ever and virtual reality, augmented reality, personal drones and a dizzying array of wearables and medical devices flood the market, but there is still potential for more.
Ultimately, the mass militaries of the modern era, augmented by ever-more expensive weapons systems, place an unacceptable economic burden on the nation-states that support them – a burden that eventually may undermine the militaries themselves.
With its origins in the 1930s New Deal, it was only ever allowed to augment the private sector – never challenge it.
Jelonek says she wants to use the project as a way to start discussions on how we might view both technology and nature as machines augment ever more of our everyday environment.
Labeled as the first-ever "Augmented Reality" cover for the glossy, readers will have the opportunity to access special features via the mobile app (powered by Printergize), by simply scanning the magazine's cover which will then connect to the 10-time Grammy Award-winner's official site.
We augmented models for ever-use of pesticide classes or individual pesticides by adding potentially confounding variables one at a time in models for all the different types of weights.
Video segments and ever-wilder costumes augment the group's professional and personal journeys.
