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Updated: May 17, 2025
To amplify the incoming sounds a vacuum tube made like a detector is used and sometimes as many as half-a-dozen of these tubes are connected in the receiving circuit, or in cascade, as it is called, when the sounds are amplified, that is magnified, many hundreds of times. The telephone receiver of a receiving set is equally as important as the detector.
The fair body, pierced with heathen arrows, was nothing to her in the days of old compared with this. In a word for nowadays we can but amplify, and so enfeeble, what some old dead master of language, immortal though obscure, has said in words of granite here "Love lay bleeding." No fainting no vehement weeping; but oh, such deep desolation; such weariness of life; such a pitiable restlessness.
Lucien scrutinized his hostess with discreet side glances; she disappointed none of his expectations of a great lady. Mme. de Bargeton, following a new fashion, wore a coif of slashed black velvet, a head-dress that recalls memories of mediaeval legend to a young imagination, to amplify, as it were, the dignity of womanhood.
There at least he is the master. And yet, on the whole, my balance inclines towards Richardson, though I dare say I am one in a hundred in thinking so. First of all, beyond anything I may have already urged, he had the supreme credit of having been the first. Surely the originator should have a higher place than the imitator, even if in imitating he should also improve and amplify.
And as the richness of the harmony depends largely upon his ability to amplify properly the hints of the author, the stage-manager is, in fact, almost a collaborator of the playwright; he is forced into a more intimate relation with the dramatist than that which the conductor bears toward the composer.
That these men lived, that they believed they saw the Lord, seems to me the only possible explanation, though I admit to the full the baffling mystery of it all. And then the scene closes with absolute suddenness; there is no attempt to describe, to amplify, to analyse.
"Well, I do know where to get it," rejoined his visitor, "and I also know what is much more vital and to the point how." "And how is that?" inquired his host with innocent curiosity. "When you've made your proposition, I'll tell you," said the other, with a smile. "I'll amplify at the proper time." "Oh, very well, then," replied the capitalist, apologetically. "Very well."
Of course, I may amplify a little more before we get to Queenstown, so as to make them pay more money. People don't value a thing that doesn't cost them dearly. How do you like it? Is it correct? 'Perfectly correct, answered the miserable young man. 'Oh, I am so glad you like it! I do love to have things right. 'I didn't say I liked it.
Confession is one of the sacraments of the Church of Rome. Roman Catholicism, at least in Spain, requires that all believers shall celebrate that sacrament, as well as the sacrament of the Lord’s Supper, at least once a-year. Confessors amplify this obligation, and require their penitents to observe both these sacraments frequently.
The manner in which our lenses reveal its structure, not merely amplify its form. Now with these simple and yet needful preliminaries you will be able to follow me in a careful study of the least, the very lowliest and smallest, of all living things.
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