Sentence examples for work augmented from inspiring English sources
After lunch they headed to the Soundcheck rehearsal studios and got straight to work, augmented by two Los Angeles musicians: John Wood on keyboards and Gus Seyffert on bass.
Lust's pen-and-ink work (augmented by the pale green tint of European paperbacks) depicts the stretched and crimped features of the people from whom she bummed change, the architecture of St. Peter's Basilica and the chaos of a Clash concert with equally manic panache, and her line is as seemingly unkempt but as deliberately molded as her younger self's punk-rock shock of hair.
This work augments the previous algorithm with the ability to handle a limited class of components having freeform surfaces.
This work augments the existing knowledge of tick sialomes.
The current work augments the therapeutic efficacy of PEG hydrogels in encapsulating pancreatic islets to treat type 1 DM and should prove useful in future in vivo studies.
Second, this work augments the predictive power of genomic and expression profiling and shows how combining biochemical phenotypic data with genomic data can improve the predictive power of both.
But two artists, Juan Gris and Fernand Léger, had understood it almost from the start, and their works augmented the canon.
More than ever, technology is inextricably integrated into daily life; designers today are truly reinventing daily life by creating a human-technical system, a way of living and working augmented by our products and systems.
In this stage, a household i faces a trade-off between the utility from non working (enjoying leisure and carrying out domestic work) and working, augmenting the disposable income of the household.
Local irrigation works augment the scant supply of rainfall; major crops are jowar (grain sorghum), bajra (pearl millet), and oilseeds.
The present work augments those prior reports with information on total sodium intake for a subset of runners, which in combination yields evidence that neither supplemental sodium intake nor total sodium intake relate to muscle cramping, nausea or vomiting, and post-race hyponatremia.
