amplification
/ˌæmplɪfɪˈkeɪʃən/
noun
- The act or process of making something louder, stronger, or larger, especially sound or electrical signals.
- The engineer adjusted the amplification to reduce feedback from the microphone.
- The amplification from the speakers made the music fill the entire stadium.
- Without proper amplification, the singer's voice was too quiet for the large hall.
- The act of adding more detail or information to make something clearer or more complete.
- His speech needed amplification to explain the complex policy changes.
- The report provided amplification of the key points from the meeting.
- The teacher asked for amplification of the student's answer to include more examples.
- The increase in the amount or effect of something, such as a biological process or a chemical reaction.
- The amplification of the signal allowed the scientists to detect the faintest traces.
- Hormonal amplification can cause a small initial signal to produce a large response in the body.
- PCR is a technique used for the amplification of DNA samples in the lab.
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