| He has a cranky Luddite streak, and he may be amplifying it for comic effect. |
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| These include amplifying the lows, and adding reverberation at different points in the score. |
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| The photon stimulates other excited states to release photons of the same energy, thus amplifying the signal and forming a laser beam. |
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| By amplifying speech or environmental noise, hearing aids can also be effective in many cases. |
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| You can also improve the sound quality by changing the sample and bit rate or amplifying the sound. |
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| The Singaporean filmmaker argues that he's only amplifying what's already coded into the fable. |
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| If you are trying to amplify a signal, you may be just amplifying this noise. |
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| These early biographies consistently underplay West's Americanness while amplifying his identity as a Briton. |
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| While the Command Post was about aggregating information, Strengthening The Good is about amplifying awareness. |
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| It is like a mirror, reflecting the society's ills and triumphs and often amplifying them, like a lens. |
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| Each piece is untitled, thus amplifying the notion of uncharted discovery. |
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| The 800-watt J?800 is great for smaller coffeehouse gigs where you're amplifying a couple of guitars and a few vocals. |
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| In practice, batches are prepared by taking a small quantity of the vaccine pool, and amplifying it by a final passage in monkey kidney tissue culture. |
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| Since then, a consensus seems to have been reached on the existence of an important volatility and the amplifying effect of speculation. |
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| The trade policy news section was expanded, amplifying the context in which the information is presented. |
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| For example, installing amplifying equipment on phones, if possible, so that people with hearing difficulties can use the phones. |
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| The more we devote to amplifying conflict, the less we listen to each other. |
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| These moments of stillness between gestures also have the effect of amplifying the gestures. |
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| From this standpoint, the new accounting standards contributed to amplifying the current crisis. |
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| The recent boom and bust cycle in housing prices in many advanced economies has refreshed debate on the drivers of housing cycles and the role of the housing sector in amplifying economic volatility. |
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| For the continent of Africa this pandemic is already amplifying the impact of famine which is now threatening so many countries in Africa itself. |
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| Specifically, robots, engineered organisms, and nanobots share a dangerous amplifying factor: They can self-replicate. |
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| This means that their military role is one of amplifying the effect of other, more conventional forces, rather than to take action on their own. |
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| Some creatures may be double-whammied by having less of what they like to eat and by the pH itself, amplifying the disruption. |
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| It has also shown that some features of the regulatory regime have had an amplifying effect on the economic cycle instead of mitigating it. |
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| I believe that shortcomings in these areas were instrumental in creating the conditions for this crisis and amplifying its severity. |
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| The invention further provides a method for randomly mutagenizing a gene by amplifying the gene using a low fidelity polymerase mutant. |
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| Then by the time Twitter's finished amplifying their shock by a factor of 10, it's easy to forget that some of the justices will have a more complex thought process than was on display in their questioning. |
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| The use of a JFET as the amplifying element will prove beneficial for use in low phase noise oscillators due to its low flicker noise. |
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| Thanks to his talent for taking the visual atmosphere displayed on screen and amplifying it with a score that becomes integral to the storyline, the music for 11 Somerset promises to be supernaturally remarkable! |
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| In these DNA fingerprinting methods, DNA is extracted from cells of an isolate and different DNA cutting or amplifying techniques can be used to obtain DNA fragments of different sizes. |
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| Literary translation is challenging, and tends to work best when the translator has recourse to the amplifying and telescoping powers of periphrasis, poetic license, and, if it comes to it, a discreet footnote here or there. |
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| The battery-powered suit functions as an exoskeleton, sensing and amplifying the wearer's muscle action when he attempts to lift or carry heavy objects. |
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| She then proceeds much as the police do in a forensic laboratory, amplifying the retrieved DNA using a technology known as polymerase chain reaction, and then cutting it up into millions of bits. |
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| Its banks, more than those of any other European country, had tended to wait until the last possible moment to recognise bad loans, amplifying the ups and downs of the credit cycle. |
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| But the crisis is amplifying some challenges in the euro area. |
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| In its place, we have these paltry finishing touches, whilst the Pact continues to have the effect of amplifying, indeed of provoking, the economic and social difficulties of our countries. |
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| As regards the obligation to prevent genocide, the Court thinks it necessary to begin with the following introductory remarks and clarifications, amplifying the observations already made above. |
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| Speculation had contributed to high food and energy prices, by amplifying price variations and thereby causing portfolio investments to shift to food and fuel markets in search of higher returns. |
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| It also implies finding, promoting and amplifying alternative visions of life, livelihoods and citizenship in the interests of the broad global community. |
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| Many of these concerns have to be placed in the context of the rapidly amplifying impacts of globalisation, a measurable warming up of the planet, a consideration of 'water' in its various manifestations in global ecosystems. |
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| In developing countries, ruined farmers are swarming into already overpopulated cites and suburbs, amplifying misery and accelerating immigration that ends tragically at the gates to Spain. |
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| Recently, 3rd generation PCR technology, named digital PCR, has developed for directly quantifying and clonally amplifying nucleic acids. |
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| Terrain bounce jamming exploits this response by amplifying the radar signal and directing it downward. |
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| Instead, the researchers were able to detect the smallest RNA virus particle MS2, with a mass of only 6 attograms, by amplifying the sensitivity of a biosensor. |
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| In political terms he is a partisan of his native Northumbria, amplifying its role in English history over and above that of Mercia, its great southern rival. |
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| The disparity between the wealth of the merchant classes of the Scottish Lowlands and the ancient clans of the Scottish Highlands grew, amplifying centuries of division. |
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| This amplifying effect, known as stochastic resonance, has recently circuits in a number of electronic circuits and in specially contrived laser systems. |
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| Gravitational lenses could also be used to transmit signals, amplifying them so they could travel further and potentially reach distant civilizations. |
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