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This is the YOLO-ization of cultural experience, whereby the pursuit of fleeting novelty is granted greater value than a patient dedication to an enduring attention — an attention which might ultimately enlarge the self, and not just pad one's experiential résumé.

They might enlarge the current house, but they wouldn't dream of razing the woods.

The PCT might enlarge the range of AVMs amenable to endovascular cure.

But now, scientists say that switching the world economy over to hydrogen might enlarge the ozone hole.

Including many of these studies might enlarge this overestimating effect enormously.

A meristematic cell might enlarge as much as 50000-fold its initial volume.

New maturation inhibitors are already under development and might enlarge the arsenal of antiretroviral drugs in the future.

All are made with his usual method, enlarging the source material – which might come from pictures, photographs or drawings – with the aid of a projector and then filling in the simplified shapes with pools of household gloss.

In general the aim was to create an opening using minimum energy, which might be small, but which could be enlarged at follow up visits if deemed necessary.

The value of elective lymph node irradiation in lung cancer is not proven and its use may enlarge the volume too much and so prevent dose escalation of the primary tumour to levels which might achieve gross tumour eradication.

Maintaining or enlarging areas of forest reserves could from this point of view lead to increasing import of energy wood, which might cause trade-offs with biodiversity in supplying countries (Germany: practitioner group).