Sentence examples for become as high from inspiring English sources

The aerial routine in which the lovers literally become as high as kites leads to a painful hangover accompanied by a lugubrious Nick Cave ballad.

It is expected that in dense multihop WSNs, the PER may become as high as 0.2 or even 0.3 due to co-channel interference.

Thus, the maximum delay will become as high as double, and in order to avoid ISI and overlapping, we must have 2L ≤ N g ≤ θ ≤ N c /2 for the case of FFT sample-spaced time delays.

If the low-ash coals are used as feedstocks for advanced clean coal technologies, such as Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle IGCCC) or supercritical Pulverized Coal Technology (PCT), the thermal efficiencies can become as high as 45%%, which will further reduce the GHG emissions.

In addition, h e1) = 1 for e1 < 1/2I+1I, while drifting dust particles hardly reach such small eccentricities (e1 < 1/2k+1I ~ 10−5) because their eccentricities naturally become as high as the ratio of the Keplarian velocity to the speed of light [~ 10−4(a/1AU)−1/2(M*/M⊙)1/2] by the P-R effect.

Simply put, if only public opinion regarding matters of politics and civics were as un-malleable as public opinions on films; perhaps when the stakes become as high as the cost of a movie ticket.

To echo the IFS, there is no sense in which "every pound of public money is private earning": private earning becomes as high as it is only because of public investment.

As shown in Figs. 3(b) and (d), the dip angle of σ1 axis became as high as 57.5 60 degrees after the Tohoku earthquake both for regions A and B. This high dip angle of σ1 axis indicates that the original stress field of the thrust-fault type near the plate interface changed to that rather close to normal-fault type due to the occurrence of the Tohoku earthquake.

The overall decrease of transmittance is predominantly caused by the appearance of spectrally independent background that becomes as high as 5 to 6% and can be ascribed, similarly to the case of pure PVA, to the increased scattering and absorption by UV-induced defects in polymer.

That is, with an intense laser acting on the QD, the application of an axially oriented electric field acts to enhance the resonant amplitude of the nonlinear absorption, which is only compared in magnitude to the non-laser case if the pressure becomes as high as 100 kbar.

Ethanol fuel production peaked during World War II and, as German submarine attacks threatened oil supplies, the mandatory blend became as high as 50% in 1943.