Examples of magnify

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Programs that do not typically encounter problems that eventually cascade and become magnified through the product development and production phases.
Contrary to expectations this growth in the production of consumer goods merely postpones and then magnifies the problem.
Except that here the silence is magnified by the context, to proportions which far exceed anything that might be conveyed within song alone.
All these feelings of shock, hurt, helplessness and disappointment that have been explored antenatally are often magnified at the birth of an undiagnosed cleft baby.
Problems of boundary definition are significantly magnified in the highly trabeculated right ventricle.
The axis cells are alive, except a part of the epidermis, which is magnified in the inset (cell walls highlighted).
Small errors will be magnified when differences are taken.
The listener hears each event from a fixed point in time, and by magnifying individual gestures, the composer can make them appear three-dimensional.
Microphone: used as a tool for capturing sounds, but also used as a magnifying tool to listen to the scarcely audible.
A performed gestural or utterance space where intimacy of the image is magnified.
Performers who have readied themselves to perform, and are then required to wait in the wings, find their anxiety is magnified.
Even with these safeguards, his fears are magnified tenfold when his imagined threat of other men becomes a reality.
In frozen soils, this influence seems to be magnified by the added presence of pore ice.
He brings a magnifying glass to the complexities obscured by existing models.
When blame, castigation, branding as deficient and dangerous, and exclusion from society's mainstream are added to the equation, the odds against rehabilitation are considerably magnified.
Part (lower, magnified) and counterpart (upper) showing prominent broad digits.
The perennial problems over labour, fidelity and resource use within households were magnified by this.
In turn, these photographs were magnified and then used to effect a comparison between experimentally observed and theoretically predicted streamlines.
Do computers have a lensing effect that magnifies these issues, or do wholly new issues arise?
In this regard, selection and deselection issues not only persisted, but were magnified.
However, as shown by our results, this strategy magnifies their error rates.
I can only imagine in this context how these effects would be magnified by nineteenth-century performance conditions, with the orchestra not in a lowered pit.
Once again, the air's stability magnifies the impact of the preceding uncertainties of the recitative.
Also, any explanation of an increase associated with appreciably older husbands magnifies the differences found for women married to younger men.
The problem is magnified once one realizes that pre-electoral coalitions have rarely been the focus of scholarly attention in these studies.
The economic decline in this period is magnified if the increase in population is taken into account.
The seriousness of the problem is magnified by the frequent prevalence of repeats among all word occurrences.
The difficulty is magnified when uncertainty in economic or political systems raises questions about the continued availability of resources into the future.
The concern for air embolism is magnified in children for two reasons.
Prior to strong competitive interactions, some species growth was better in competitive stands than in single plants, although this effect is magnified for small plants.
By magnifying still further, each element of the gesture is revealed, thereby making the original appear one-dimensional again, and so on.
On a relatively small arena stage, physical proximity to the actors magnifies spectators' tension and relief. 55.
Sweeping generalizations then emerge from these distortions so that they look like an image reflected from a magnifying mirror.
More than any other era, the twentieth century magnified those capacities.
We argue that such an intervention magnifies the resilience of children in the developing world.
The papal right of confirming elections to the metropolitan see was hence magnified.
Thereby we avoided undesirable aortic regurgitation which would have been magnified by the severe systemic hypertension.
Would not this guilt be magnified throughout society if we were to adopt a social policy that cut our elderly off from access to care?
There are many variables that influence the cost of any remediation project, but they are invariably magnified in the remote freezing-ground environment.
American politics has always favoured candidates, but the last fifty years has magnified this bias farther than many thought possible.
Overall variation was magnified by a relatively small number of outlier infections.
Instead, vulnerability continues and indeed may be magnified as children embark on the voyage towards adulthood.
Thus, arbitrarily small errors in the measurement of initial conditions are magnified by the action of the flow or the map.
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