Sentence examples for then augmented with from inspiring English sources
Anchored by Abumrad and his co-host Robert Krulwich, it's as if two smart people are having an interesting chat in a cafe – which is then augmented with layers of intricate soundscapes.
Its home in the once-tatty, now-trendy Warehouse District in downtown Minneapolis is akin to its eclectic production style: 6,000 square feet of performing space carved out of three warehouse buildings constructed at the turn of the 20th century and then augmented with a Gothic Revival facade in 1906 by the noted architect Cass Gilbert.
The cost comparison is then augmented with venue mapping available for approximately 1600 venues.
The repetition, which aids in memory retention, is then augmented with a regular recall schedule.
To address the saturation of actuators, the developed controller is then augmented with a static anti-windup (AW) compensator in a linear fractional transformation (LFT) form.
They determined the centroid of these trees to build a main tree and then augmented with the sub-trees of other sentences.
Previously, Airware often had to wait until a client bought drones that it could then augment with its operating system.
However, the sequence of treatment implicit within these guidelines (namely, start with CBT and if the patient does not respond, then augment with an SSRI) is based on expert consensus, not empirical evidence.
He wrote about it in his column on Tuesday for the online magazine Slate, then augmented that with an unusual 18-minute appearance on Wednesday morning on Brian Lehrer's radio program.
She then augmented these with rhinestones, glitter and, for good measure, a host of two-dimensional objects like the five-foot snail that enters and exits the stage at various points during the performance.
The thunderous piano chord that concludes the track and the album was produced by recording Lennon, Starr, McCartney and Evans simultaneously sounding an E major chord on three separate pianos; Martin then augmented the sound with a harmonium.
