0 present participle of augment --
1 to increase the size or value of something by adding something to it: --
However, the full consequences of the augmenting phenomenon, which include self-sustained oscillations and plastic changes in network activities, require intactbrain preparations.
Furthermore, we are also able to improve deforestation even further by augmenting the syntactic analysis with additional improvement techniques.
By augmenting the map with the location of objects, we also foresee that we will be able to achieve place recognition in a longer run.
Rather, benefit tended to be perceived in terms of communal return, and a means of augmenting social rather than financial capital.
That is, augmenting an order-consistent program with some of its consequences does not alter its consequences.
Short-term plasticity during intrathalamic augmenting responses in decorticated cats.
After finding the straw 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.
