Sentence examples for enlarged dimensions from inspiring English sources

Male UK offshore workers have enlarged dimensions compared with UK norms and knowledge of specific sizes and shapes typifying their physiques will assist a range of functions related to health and ergonomics.

However, whether the enlarged dimensions of the oropharynx after tonsillectomy impair the quality of a professional voice user remains unclear.

They also constitute phenotypic evidence providing insight into the 'offshore culture' which may underpin the enlarged dimensions of offshore workers.

In many other areas the Supreme Court in the last generation has enlarged the dimensions of individual liberty".

In his Boston Globe review, the critic Richard Dyer wrote that "what Verrett did added her Norma to that select company of contemporary performances that have enlarged the dimensions of operatic legend".

The alcohol tends to enlarge the dimensions of the escaped fish.

They argued it was far better for the public to squirm at a few seconds of graphic violence than for information to be suppressed that could enlarge the dimensions of a cataclysmic event.

Such, at least, was the custom; but the goblet was found to have a sad tendency to enlarge its dimensions, so that the Emperor began to perceive that he had every year a larger dose of water to drink, and a greater number of ducats to pay for it.

Reducing or enlarging the dimensions of a digital image will also change its effective resolution.

Counterintuitively, the practical issues of having uncertain channel knowledge, high propagation losses, and implementing optimal non-linear precoding are solved more or less automatically by enlarging system dimensions.

From a design point of view, this corresponds to the introduction of two new variables, enlarging the dimensions of the design space to be explored, better than relaxing the boundaries of a simpler design space.