The Church of St. Martin first constructed by the Normans and then rebuilt and enlarged between the 13th and 15th centuries became Leicester Cathedral in 1927 after the diocese of Leicester was constituted by the Church of England.
Notable medieval landmarks include the magnificent Church of San Francesco (begun 1262); the 7th-century cathedral, enlarged between 1481 and 1592; and, in the Piazza Arringo, the 13th-century Palazzo Comunale, formed by the union of two palaces, and now housing an art gallery.
The SAR images showed that the open vent in the southern part of the crater, which was steaming vigorously during the aerial inspections in February 2011 (Fig. 4(B)), enlarged between the end of February and the beginning of March 2011 (NIED, 2012).
Unlike most insects, armored scales grow allometrically between molts, so the cover is enlarged between molts by addition of material to its margins.
A comparison of the X-ray crystal structures of the guest-free and polyether- and tert-butyl alcohol-inclusion compounds indicates that the enclathrated polyether or tert-butyl alcohol molecule decrease the π-stacking between hosts and enlarge the distance between the host host aromatic planes.
No further growth of the hardened skeleton occurs; the abdomen of the gravid (pregnant) female may enlarge, by stretching of membranes between the abdominal segments.
Then, taking these pairs as input, we aim to enlarge the differences between the unmatched pairs while reducing the variations between the matched pairs, and we update the model parameters by using the mini-batch stochastic gradient descent (SGD) algorithm.
Otherwise, transparency is likely to enlarge the distance between the rich and the poor – and this is the first step for peoples' disenchantment with democracy.
The reasons mentioned above will enlarge the difference between the measured and calculated values.
It can enlarge the distance between effective signal and noise signal.
These functional groups can enlarge the gap between adjacent GO sheets.
