Sentence examples for threat augmented from inspiring English sources

Elon Musk: artificial intelligence is our biggest existential threat Augmented humans: 'In five years you'll see exoskeletons on the building site'.

Cisco has spent north of a billion dollars in the past 12 months to augment threat protection and network behavior analysis with the 2015 acquisitions of OpenDNS ($660 million) and Lancope ($453 million) giving Cisco a head start.

In the nonlinear model predictive framework, the threat of local obstacles is augmented into the performance index using a parallax-based method.

"What is happening inside Mali is augmented by the rising threat from violent extremism across the region," Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told a meeting that included France's President François Hollande on the sidelines of the U.N. General Assembly session.

Wolves have real quality running through the side with the class and experience of Ruben Neves and Joao Moutinho in midfield augmented by the movement, pace and threat of Jota and Jimenez.

Evolutionary survival and procreation are augmented if an individual organism quickly detects environmental threats and rapidly initiates defensive behavioral reactions.

It was troubling then; it's even more troubling ten years later as President Obama uses this very same "imminent threat" theory to justify augmenting Bush's controversial drones program.

These "horizontal" reviews are augmented with brief analyses of constituent security patterns and pertinent threats addressed, thus providing a contextualized "vertical" dimension to each solution individually.

Further, Amazon has pursued market shifts, in fact augmented and accelerated them, even though these new solutions create a significant threat to Amazon's largest traditional suppliers - book publishers.

But the latest alien threat, which takes the seductive shape of Lara Flynn Boyle (whose cold-blooded charm is augmented by scaly reptilian appurtenances, including an extendable green tongue), can be handled only with Kay's help.

Ultimately, though many of these devices have considerably augmented individual health outcomes, their digital capabilities lend an open door for cyber threats.