He presses his skinned knee underneath the glass table where he is eating, so that it is slightly magnified, and studies it with open-mouthed fascination.
If they are accessible, as it were, within your psyche, they not only are available, but they're slightly magnified and exaggerated.
The sunlight shows up the small circular indentation made by the pond skaters' feet in the surface of the water, and this is slightly magnified as the shadow is cast on the bed below.
Each chapter begins with a slightly magnified Page 1 image from The Times that's relevant to its subject, giving the book the urgency and grittiness of a newsreel.
Everything about Christmas seemed a trifle overdone, certainly more lavish than anything we were used to at home, in Holland the mistletoe, the ubiquitous holly, the candles, and especially, in the large drawing room looking out onto the garden, the Christmas tree, whose opulence, like so much else, might be slightly magnified by memory, but not much.
Everything about Christmas seemed a trifle overdone, certainly more lavish than anything we were used to at home, in Holland — the mistletoe, the ubiquitous holly, the candles, and especially, in the large drawing room looking out onto the garden, the Christmas tree, whose opulence, like so much else, might be slightly magnified by memory, but not much.
Figure 16(c) shows the extracted vehicles using the MHI method, where the object sizes were slightly magnified.
Due to inter-country feedbacks this will create a slightly magnified impact compared to applying the policy conditions to one country in isolation, as illustrated by the inclusion of the case study results for UK and NL in Fig. 6.
If so, the effect of CAD or CHF on PCS scores for persons with these conditions may have been slightly magnified.
They should have a domed top, a flat bottom and be slightly magnifying to the image underneath.
