augmented

augment | American Dictionary

augment
verb[ T ]
us/ɔɡˈment/
to make something larger or fuller by adding something to it:
He augmented his income by taking a second job.

Examples of augment

augment
We also show how to use the triadic odometer augmented with plus and minus signs to track octagons.
Production systems can be augmented rather easily to carry out such a recognition.
The counts were natural log transformed, after being augmented by 1 to avoid 1n(0).
Other chapters, in contrast, will not augment the knowledge of some of the targeted readers, such as the paediatric cardiologist.
Lastly, using the wrapper technique where the legacy program is augmented with code that enables it to communicate using the inter-agent language.
The photographs are augmented by commentary obtained from photo elicitation interviews with staff and family members.
Moreover, it may augment the growth of the pulmonary arteries.
It also allows the definition of more expressive augment combinators, and more general cata/augment rules, than those known before.
We augment the order of this process up to four to allow for seasonal productivity shocks in a quarterly economy.
For every redundant actuator added within branch(es), the number of the forces resisting an external load is augmented by one.
This effect occurs during cortical augmenting responses mimicking sleep spindles as well as during the self-sustained, post-augmenting activity.
It is easy to read this arrangement in the score; its audibility is further augmented by the visual setting.
Further efforts to lengthen and augment the resolution of chronologies constructed from this species are warranted.
This gave the legislature an opportunity to augment its credibility and to prove its capacity to perform in the absence of executive input.
Where competent transmission hosts are more or less completely replaced, rather than augmented, by non-competent host species, enzootic cycles may be severely limited.
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