The phrase "at magnify" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and it cannot be used in any context as it stands.
Example: "Please adjust the settings to magnify the image."
Alternatives: "to enlarge" or "to zoom in".
Apparently the folks at Magnify believe that, after however many years, the time is right for consumers to begin curating videos in the same way they curate and pin articles and whatever else on sites like Pinterest.
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On a personal note, the team at Magnify.net was able to band together during this difficult week in ways that I could only have hoped for.
"He's very good at magnifying and ramping things up, using clothes and making things visual.
"It's good at distinguishing big differences and good at magnifying very, very small differences".
You can look at magnified photos of rat brains and tell which animal was given cocaine and which wasn't.
The conventional machining techniques are facing many problems to cut intricate profiles on these materials due to its minimum thermal conductivity, minimum elastic property and maximum chemical affinity at magnified temperature.
They've had the likes of Dominick Fernow's greyscale Vatican Shadow project, the silhouetted dancefloor destroyers in SHXCXCHCXSH, and the Raster-Norton-affiliated Kangding Ray try their hands at magnifying their own darkness over the years.
Inset shows test currents at magnified scale.
Our data show that the seal TL is effective at magnifying the relative UV component of incoming light.
