Sentence examples for suddenly enhanced from inspiring English sources

Both small enhancement and disturbance of TEC were detected over the nuclear power plant after the radiation was suddenly enhanced on March 14 of 2011, while similar signatures were not detected in the other sudden radiation enhancements.

In addition, the testes of those given therapy compensate for the suddenly enhanced levels of testosterone that are pumped into into the body by shutting down their production of the hormone.

At last, digital fantasy means something: we are not watching a dull-brained superhero banging off walls like a fly in a bottle; we are watching an animal with suddenly enhanced powers who still behaves recognizably like an animal.

The works in this section, including many smaller representations of Buddhist divinities in stone and gold and other metals, show that, along with Buddhist beliefs, came what seems a suddenly enhanced skill in figurative representation among Silla's artisans.

This observation reflects the suddenly enhanced energy requirement and is in agreement with previous studies (Van den Top et al. 2005; Kessler et al. 2014).

McNabb's injury suddenly enhances the Giants' chances of overtaking the Eagles, who are 7-3, in the National Football Conference East.

For instance, a Pervasive App could suddenly enhance a traditional dice game by real-time strategic information delivered to the user triggered by his gestures and game state.

DCS1 mRNA expression levels were shown to be enhanced suddenly and transiently at the onset of diauxie [ 7], a condition where the trehalase inhibitory activity was found [ 3].

Suddenly an older yet enhanced copy of Enterprise appears, captained by a half-Vulcan man named Lorian, who explains that after entering the corridor, it will destabilize causing Captain Archer's version to travel 117 years into the past.

Goldman Sachs, whose exceptional cachet and clout have been enhanced by its role in American public policy, suddenly is a pariah in government and political circles.

I'm 28 and I still feel like a teenager when I fall in love; it always feels as if I've been suddenly drawn into an invisible vortex which has compromised or enhanced every aspect of my life.