#increase
- To amplify — To increase, enlarge, develop, or intensify the volume, power, amplitude, or value of a phenomenon, an electrical or sound signal, or a state; in mathematics, to multiply both the numerator and the denominator of a fraction by the same integer to change its terms without altering its structural value. It represents a fundamental process in electronics for signal processing and in dynamics for expanding physical effects.
- To augment — To increase, enlarge, supplement, or intensify the value, size, volume, or number of elements by adding new components or resources. In modern technology, it describes enhancing perceived reality by overlaying digital elements (augmented reality) or extending data system capabilities.
- Augmentation — The act of augmenting and its result; the process of increasing, supplementing, amplifying, or structurally enhancing a system by adding complementary elements or resources. In medicine, it denotes surgical volume enlargement, whereas in technology it refers to data or reality enhancement.
- Augmented — Increased, enlarged, amplified, or enhanced by adding foreign elements or supplementary resources. In computer science, it describes an interface enriched with overlaid digital data, whereas in surgery it indicates a tissue whose volume has been corrected.
- Auxotonic — Relating to or characterized by a muscular contraction in which the tension within the fibers progressively increases as the muscle shortens (elongates); specific to movements executed against a variable elastic resistance (such as stretching a spring or the ejection phases of the heart).