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augmentation m. plastic reconstruction of the breast, with increase of its volume by insertion of an autogenous or prosthetic material.
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augmentation a term used in reference to --> enhancement. Compensation, through stock release, for loss of habitat [in: Stocking and introduction of fish, edited by IG Cowx, 1998].
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augmentation Enlargement
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augmentation Supplementing the water supply of a stream affected by well depletion, in order to protect senior water rights on a stream. Augmentation puts no water in the well. It is not designed to recharge the aquifer.
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augmentation Musical augmentation is generally accomplished by stating familiar melodic materials in longer-than-ordinary note values: when a theme in quarter notes recurs in whole notes, it is said to be "in augmentation." The opposite procedure is diminution.
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