Sentence examples for time enlarge from inspiring English sources

Mammalian neocortex could thus at the same time enlarge its size and its processing efficiency (Striedter 2005).

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THE Makor series stops at "8 1/2 Women," but Mr. Greenaway's next project will continue to reach back, this time enlarging the imaginary territories of his earliest works.

The girl's imagery is concrete, rooted in her world yet at the same time enlarging it: "We sit in silence, trussed in memory, until darkness falls"; "The presence of a stranger in the Great House often causes ripples of disruption, as if we are a closed circle of stones".

It de-chunkifies itself versus its predecessor while at the same time enlarging its external keys.

In addition, longer deposition time enlarges the particles sizes, leading to a lower specific capacitance.

Device makers can only do so much to make the mobile technology smaller while at the same time enlarging capacity.

Moreover, the longer deposition time enlarged the particles size and subsequently increases the film thickness which directly affect the specific area and hence on charge discharge times, respectively.

During the 10-year period since 1995, China ballooned its surpluses with the US, while, at the same time, enlarging deficits with Asia 7. Table 1 Gross exports and trade balance between four regions   Gross exports (mil. US dollars) Trade balance (mil.

His masterpieces were two massive walk-through installations, sponsored by Upjohn, that transparently revealed the inner workings of the basic cell (a million times enlarged) and the brain.

In addition to her antislavery lecturing, she read frequently from her second book, Poems on Miscellaneous Subjects (1854), which was quite successful and was several times enlarged and reissued.