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Amplification - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Amplification may refer to: • The operation of an amplifier, a natural or artificial device intended to make a signal stronger. • See also Fluidic Amplifier • Amplification (rhetoric), a figure of sp...
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Amplification is use of bare expressions, likely to be ignored or misunderstood by a hearer or reader because of the bluntness. Emphasis through restatement with additional details. ... Example:; Holofernes in Love's Labors Lost...
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Pharmaceutical PCR & Gene Amplification Glossary & taxonomy ... You are here Biopharmaceutical/ Genomic glossary homepage/Search > Technologies > Pharmaceuticals -- Gene amplification & PCR Polymerase Chain Reaction...
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amplification: Definition and Pronunciation ... 2. expansion of a statement, narrative, etc., as for rhetorical purposes: In the revision, the story underwent considerable amplification.; 3. a statement, narrative, etc., so expanded: The text of the second edition was an amplification.;
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Sound amplification is the job of a group of tiny bones inside the middle ear. Learn about sound amplification and why sound amplification is necessary. ... The main amplification comes from the size difference between the eardrum and the stirrup. The eardrum has a surface area of approximately 55 square millimeters,
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The chemical amplification concept was invented at IBM Research and quickly brought into use in the production of dynamic random access memory devices in the company. It has remained as an important foundation for the design of advanced resist systems for use in short-wavelength (<300-nm) lithographic technologies.
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