Examples of using Amplifies in English and their translations into Danish
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which the Protocol now amplifies with more detailed rules.
Through a process called polymerase chain reaction(PCR) the lab amplifies a portion of the genes containing the mutation of interest.
simply amplifies all the mp3s?
it takes the only remaining stimulation it has… the emotions… and amplifies them, giving rise to alienation and loneliness.
This amplifies sounds that the human ear does not normally perceive- for example the noise that arises when the saxophonist tongues the reed
receives signals generated on earth, amplifies and sent back to earth.
receives signals generated on earth, amplifies and sent back to earth.
It supplements or amplifies the proposals already put forward
Or, by the proposal for a Council Directive on a second general system for the recognition of professional education which amplifies Directive 89/48/EEC and which is currently being discussed in the Council2.
This amplifies sounds that the human ear does not normally perceive- for example the noise that arises when the saxophonist tongues the reed or the unstable,
electrical engineering 4 Electricity from lightning may be a phenomenon that amplifies and visualise archaeological features mostly in vegetation in the form of cropmarks(at least as a color change,
Electricity from lightning may be a phenomenon that amplifies and visualise archaeological features mostly in vegetation in the form of cropmarks(at least as a color change,
Following the ACP-EEC Council resolution of 14 May 1982, this resolution amplifies certain specific provisions of the Convention, regarding the least developed,
Amplifying it to an erratic frequency on the Earth-2.
The ossicles naturally amplify the sound before it enters the inner ear.
Religious differences often fuel and amplify existing differences,
And amplifying it, transmitting it.
In return, they amplify the public interest.
Amplifying now.
But these attitudes merely amplify the swings in an economy based on profit-making.