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Meanings of blowing up in English
In algebraic geometry, a transformation on an algebraic variety or scheme, wherein a closed subvariety is replaced with the space of lines passing through it (in the case of a point, a projective space), commonly used to resolve singularities.
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Examples for "dilatation"
Examples for "dilatation"
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With resolution of dilatation, ICC numbers and pacemaking function are partially restored.
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Background: Marfan's syndrome is characterized by progressive dilatation of the aortic root.
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Aortic dilatation was induced by intraluminal incubation with elastase on day 35.
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On the other hand, PV dilatation has been associated with LA dilatation.
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Upon echocardiographic analysis, PPARγ mice also demonstrated ventricular dilatation and systolic dysfunction.
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It was the biggest mutual fund blowup since the 2008 financial crisis.
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A unit of AIG, called AIG Financial Products, was behind the blowup.
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In many cases we can do this and avoid the exponential blowup.
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You know about the blowup I had on air with Bonnie, right?
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The final blowup of what was once a remarkable, if minor, talent.
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Friday, January 20, 2006 Stay and tell us why an amygdala is like a Hopf map.
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Oh and BTW, the mind is a maximum hypersurface and thought a trajectory on it and the amygdala and hippocampus are Hopf maps of it.
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Before this diplomatic blow-up, U.S.-Indian relations were seen as cordial and improving.
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She most liked the music, blow-up cricket bats and free bouncy castle.
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We may be watching the blow-up from the top of some mountain.
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If there had been a blow-up he would have gone with it.
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With these hits, right, you get the messier, chip-blown-up kind of effect.
Usage of blowing up in English
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Looking back on it, blowing up Major Hannebrink had been fairly easy.
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That was the blowing up of the Messines Ridge in June, 1917.
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The jury find the prisoner guilty of blowing up the Albert Hall.
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It could mean the difference between a successful mission and blowing up.
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A stiff breeze blowing up the harbour caused a delay in sailing.
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He has been involved with the blowing up of a police station.
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The cords are used predominantly in blowing up ATMs and illegal mining.
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Five months of marriage and she was already spreading, besides blowing up.
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Preparations were also made for blowing up the principal forts and magazines.
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You got a train blowing up and a lot of special effects.
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The process of keeping mine dry came near blowing up the house.
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Several of the men cried out that the island was blowing up.
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Or were you blowing up the septic tank for some other reason?'
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They don't go around leaving calling cards or blowing up their targets.
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He told a funny story about blowing up one of the professors.
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Do you have an alternative explanation for a ship's suddenly blowing up?
