0 present participle of augment
1 to increase the size or value of something by adding something to it:
This effect occurs during cortical augmenting responses mimicking sleep spindles as well as during the self-sustained, post-augmenting activity.
There is a moral difference between encouraging someone to develop a naturally occurring ability and artificially creating or augmenting that ability in the first place.
Second, it is not clear how to handle the more difficult problem of semantic disambiguation when augmenting the representation of a sentence.
Augmenting minimum-edit in these ways produced a difference of only about 1 per cent, but it was in the right direction.
Augmenting 'contractual man' with dignity and trust should appeal to lawyers and organization theorists.
By augmenting a base ontology with these categorizations, the ontology may become sufficiently contextualized to reason fluently in this context.
After finding the cup in the world knowledge base and augmenting the domain knowledge base.
The government's commissions of enquiry into their conditions largely served to bring them into the tax register, augmenting their hardships.
