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".
The deductive system that Hume had at hand was just the weak and complex theory of ideas in force at the time, augmented by syllogistic logic (THN, Book I, Part III, Section I for example).
The world of wearable fashion will be on display at the FashionWare exhibition during the Augmented World Expo on Wednesday May 28 , 2014and Thursday May 29 , 2014at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. Also, see high tech meet high fashion at Living in Digital Times' augmented reality FashionWare show on the evening of May 28 , 2014
In unadjusted univariate analysis malaria, urinary tract infection, cesarean section, prematurity, SGA and stillbirth were significantly linked to anemia, having their risk 1.6 6.1 times augmented in anemic mothers (in bold in Table 3).
After Denyse had a child in 1949, Simenon divorced Tigy, but in time his harem was augmented by Teresa Sburelin, a Venetian woman who joined the household, in 1961, as Denyse's maid.
In some countries, the rise in private saving now underway will, in time, need to be augmented by a rise in public saving.
In contrast, the total number of endosomes with p-EGFR and their life-time augmented, resulting in a net increase in the total amount and life-time of p-EGFR.
The advantage of this work over the system in [14], which tries to augment synthetic objects over camera images, is that no offline phase is needed to create a map of the environment: data from the Kinect is used in real time to augment the appearance of flat surfaces in the real world.
The above four observations imply that v ∗ of Algorithm 1 can be computed in linear time by augmenting a DFS for identifying cut vertices to additionally calculate the impact of removing any vertex v∈V.
Baseball fans can view player data online and see stats in real time that augment instant replays and facilitate player comparisons.
It was clear on election night that Mr. Gore had carried California in a landslide, so it was expected that the nearly 1.5 million absentee ballots that arrived in time to be accepted would sharply augment his victory -- and they did.
