blowup
noun[C]
us/ˈbloʊˌʌp/acopyof something that is madebigger:
We need a blowup of thispicture.
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This seemingly innocent chang e results in ablowupof the number of recursive calls the algorithm makes.
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Now we would like to write the standard formulae for the change of the canonical class under theblowup.
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Moreover, in the latter case the number ofblowuppoints depends on as well.
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Note that converting a formula into positive normal form does not involve ablowup.
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Figures 1(c) and (d) suggest that finding criteria for global existence vs.blowupis more subtle in the present problem.
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But indiscriminate inlining leads to the evaluation of the entire program at compile time, which can lead to codeblowupor nonterminating compilation.
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These transformations require only linear time, andblowupin the size of the theory is linear.
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There one can find a short introduction to the different approaches modelling chemotactic movement of a mobile species and results onblowupof the solution of the classical chemotaxis model.
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Restricting return-point expressions to expressions and variable references eliminates codeblowupin transformations, since large ret-pt expressions can be let-bound and replaced by a name before replication.
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In filtration theory, this causes a phenomenon called 'fingering' (developing of wet zones recalling the shape of a hand with long fingers) and causing instability andblowupof solutions.
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However, if the equations are integrated forward in time, there is an exponentialblowupin the energy of the electron even if there is no electromagnetic field present.
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These include equalizing, buoyancy control, inversion recovery, emergency venting andblowuprecovery.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Blowups are the most fundamental transformation in birational geometry, because every birational morphism between projective varieties is ablowup.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.For example, theblowupof a point in a plane replaces the point with the projectivized tangent space at that point.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The photographer returns to his studio to find that all the negatives and prints are gone except for one very grainyblowupshowing the body.
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