enlarge on/upon something

Examples of enlarging

enlarging

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Therefore, the stretching operation is applied once again for possibly enlarging the ellipsoid.
Once distinct and well-guarded policy positions begin to fall apart, other arguments become incorporated, softening the stance and, through this process, enlarging the associated actor-network.
From the enlarged phase space area it becomes clear that the transmission must become worse when enlarging the beam spot.
This essential affiliation has the effect of enlarging the practice of the team to include the ethicist and his or her practice.
Figure 14 indicates the result of the enlarging and shrinking platform strategy.
Enlarging the clay receptacle was another way output could be increased.
Enlarging this plot was not possible given the resources and time available in the workable dry-season months.
We performed a re-operation for right re-unifocalization of a relatively classical type, enlarging the polytetrafluoroethylene shunt.
But even the enlarging of existing churches could approach these sums.
What we mean here can be made clearer by enlarging the debate.
The opinions of the cultural leaders interviewed complement and supplement this, developing, enlarging upon, or supporting responses given by the music teachers.
Three different machines were conceived at the beginning of the 1950s, each enlarging the manipulation possibilities of sound.
However, the rigidity can be imposed by enlarging the structure, most conveniently by a linear ordering.
The following case illustrates how a losing group capitalizes on their interest in regaining dominance by enlarging the conflict.
Instead, he compared the whole prints by enlarging them and enhancing the ridge lines.
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