amplify造句

These amplify the effects of other factors.

The new manager wants to amplify the company.

Please amplify your remarks by giving us some examples.

A manufacturer can amplify the demand of a product by advertising widely.

The camera flash can amplify any shine you have on your face.

He knew they were waiting for him to amplify his bold reply.

Some maneuvers — pushovers, acceleration and "s" turns — can amplify the intensity of the shock wave.

By turning this knob to the right you can amplify the sound from this radio.

The limited slack in the world's food system, particularly its grain production, can amplify the effects of disruptions.

Electronic systems amplify and integrate the signals from all the sensors, producing pressure information that can be displayed continuously online.

Technology has revolutionised the way news is distributed – but also the ability to amplify, celebrate and harness other voices.

First of all, the book has hidden benefits that I want to amplify: namely, its applicability to development, as opposed to administration alone.

The casque, a protrusion on the upper bill that gives hornbills their name, may play a role in sexual selection or amplify the birds' calls.

If the Lebanese are, by the rough tally of crowd sizes, two-to-one in favour of change, the media greatly amplify this advantage.

I am looking for ways to amplify the impact of our activities and I see some opportunities for bringing related programmes closer together.

This exercise can also be used with groups, either singularly to create and amplify Christos - Trion - Meajhe Field links or just prior to beginning RRT work.

It is a system that can amplify either a human warming influence or a natural one, making the task of disentangling a signal of human influence from other forces exceedingly tough.

The camera works by illuminating objects with a laser that emits a different infrared frequency for every single pixel, allowing them to custom-amplify a signal that would otherwise be too dim to see.

The music does what it needs to do to amplify and inflect the action, while also paying subtle sonic homage to the brassy Bond-style soundtracks of the past.

As little as 10 per cent of that grain gets converted into meat, milk or eggs, so livestock amplify the environmental impact of farming by forcing us to grow more grain than we would otherwise need.