By mid-century the watcher's enjoyable but rather unsophisticated tallying of "year lists" and "life lists" of species personally observed was being augmented, if not replaced, by interest in careful studies of bird behaviour, migration, ecology, and the like.
But their role is being augmented and mediated in a striking way by people not normally directly involved in frontline politics: social scientists.
Now, however, they are being augmented by demographic data, in-store video monitoring, mobile-based location data from inside and outside the store, real-time social media feeds, third-party data appends, weather, and more.
Gov. George E. Pataki said that search and rescue teams, firefighters and National Guard troops were being augmented by reinforcements from states and counties in the region and from Puerto Rico.
Size and complexity of the prototype implementations are being augmented gradually in ongoing research.
And it's so flexible that it can be augmented in countless ways.
When cisplatin and celecoxib were co-administrated, their antitumor activities were augmented in SGC-7901/DDP SGC-7901/DDP
When doxorubicin and guggulsterone were co-administrated, their antitumor activities were augmented in MCF-7/DOX xenograft.
Jesuit missionaries had cooperated with scientists and master craftsmen to create formulas, and a small body of writing had appeared, which was to be augmented in the 18th century the golden age of European lacquer.
The ratio of the DA metabolite HVA to 5-HIAA was found to be augmented in cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) of DTDS patients compared to age-matched healthy patients, indicating increased striatal DA turnover at the extrasynaptic level due to the hyperdopaminergic state induced by the absence of DAT activity11,13.
The Erreurs was augmented in successive editions, as was his important prose work, Discours philosophiques ("Philosophical Discourses"), a Neoplatonic encyclopaedia finally completed in 1587.
