But we both have one sense that is magnified—your eyes are more magnified, and my ears are more magnified.
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But for our chocolate, it's just a lot more magnified.
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There are no other categories where standards are more magnified than Best Actor and Actress.
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For the Nets' entire existence — even more magnified since their move to Brooklyn — they have sized up their success against the Knicks'.
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Pressure to better understand an injury that's struggled to be taken as seriously as it should be has never been more magnified.
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There's already an entire cottage industry dedicated to preventing athletes from going broke, but the risks are perhaps more magnified in esports.
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Why, then, does the lens through which we view and judge prominent people still remain more magnified, harsh and unforgiving for women than for men?
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It may be more magnified in hip-hop because hip-hop is one of the most influential genres, but it's only reflective of a larger problem.
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The mob, such as it was in those other cities, had similar clout, but in New York it was more magnified—for the obvious reason that New York was the media capital.
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The 9/11 Commission Report stated that, were it not for the first responders, the lives lost would have been far more magnified, and that just their presence made dire circumstances more bearable.
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And any health problems individuals would have had going into the expedition that maybe weren't a problem at the time, I imagine as time went on those would have become more magnified and manifest.
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While today's issues are more magnified in certain pockets of the country, we've been told by the tens of thousands of clinicians in our network that their interest in being more 'nomadic' would increase meaningfully with less burden and cost to that process.
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458 caliber DGX and DGS bullets are between and the same rating they had assigned earlier to the more lightly constructed InterLock bullet. While poor penetration due to bullet construction was not limited to the .460 Weatherby Magnum, the issue was more magnified in this cartridge than others due to the additional stress imposed on the bullet by the higher velocity of the cartridge as is the case with the .375 H&H; Magnum cartridge firing the solids at .
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Castroviejo, R.: International Abstract of Surgery, 65:5, December, 1937. Tudor Thomas, a clinical teacher for the Welsh National School of Medicine, conceived the idea of a donor system for corneal grafts and an eye bank was established in East Grinstead in 1955.Pioneers & Personalities Cardiff University Advances in operating microscopes enabled surgeons to have a more magnified view of the surgical field, while advances in materials science enabled them to use sutures finer than a human hair. Instrumental in the success of cornea transplants were the establishment of eye banks.
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