In the Obama administration, female White House aides who were tired of being verbally trampled in meetings made a point of amplifying each other — immediately repeating each other's ideas with attribution.
Giffords has previously made a point of amplifying veteran voices in their gun violence prevention efforts.
"By clearing the noise and amplifying interesting weak signals to a point of almost ridiculousness we can create a new lens on reality and begin to reveal critical insights into the shaping of our futures".
The author offers a number of ways to do that, including amplifying women's ideas, making sure women get credit for their contributions, and making a point to call on female employees to hear their thoughts.
There is a point at which the unbridled manipulation of acoustics approaches the long-familiar technique of amplifying sound by means of microphones, and, as everybody who is interested in music knows, this technique has always spelled the death of music as an art.
"Republicans have reached a point where they're largely tired of Republican-on-Republican violence and are eager for a point at which a Republican nominee is making the case against President Obama rather than amplifying pretty minor differences between ourselves," commented Ed Gillespie, a former chairman of the Republican National Committee.
So, if GCRs really do amplify the solar influence on global temperatures, since 1980 they are amplifying a cooling effect.
Would the immobot incorrectly invoke an emergency procedure, amplifying a minor problem into a major one?
"They had found a way of amplifying a Hammond organ up to rock guitar decibels," he writes.
It turned out that this scheme is a generalized way of amplifying a signal used by many cell types.
These oscillatory damped filters have the effect of amplifying a particular frequency of the input signal.
