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These new studies do not undermine the validity of the magisterial past research on hot hands, but expand and augment it, Dr. Yaari and the other authors say, adding even more human complexity.

At Newcomers High the students used Hyperscore to define a melody that sounds like an excerpt from Prokofiev's "Romeo and Juliet," then collaborated with Mr. Machover to expand and augment the passage until it resembled the introduction to a Rossini overture.

Jim Nicholson, the chairman of the Republican National Committee, said in letters to the presidents of the news divisions of ABC, CBS and NBC that he was concerned about reports "that you now plan to expand and augment your coverage in Los Angeles next week".

The center's purpose would be to "expand and augment the agency's effort in developing new therapeutics".

We highlight the elements used to expand and augment online interaction, drawn from two known approaches in teacher training and online learning, the TPACK (Technological, Pedagogical and Content Knowledge) framework and the CoI (Community of Inquiry) model.

And that it has, expanded and augmented in 1975 by a Visual Arts Center designed by Edward Larrabee Barnes.

Second, CBO's and CCI Plus models of care should be expanded and augmented, as these programs provide support to families caring for orphans and enable children to remain in family-based settings.

Technological approaches, such as machine learning, but also including telemedicine, smartphone apps, and wearable devices, have the potential to expand access and augment the work of clinicians.

Altogether, these improvements can expand applicability and augment the performance of NMR barcoding for chemical identification even within metabolomic mixtures.

Earlier this year, MIT partnered with Harvard for its EdX project, to expand its online course roster and augment lectures with Interactive quizzes and peer-support communities.

This would increase seasonal vaccine demand to stimulate market forces and augment supply, thus expanding the production capacity in a sustainable way [ 4, 5].