Sentence examples for becomes especially noticeable from inspiring English sources

Though the days have steadily been getting shorter since the summer solstice, the earlier arrival of dusk becomes especially noticeable by September.

That is why, the temperature shift of the maximum of the sensor responses to methane in comparison with the maximum of their resistances becomes especially noticeable at relatively high temperatures (350 380 °C) of the sensor (Fig. 3) when the temperature activation of methane can be achieved.

The places where it lagged became especially noticeable.

This diversification became especially noticeable in the 1990s with the upsurge in Mexican migration.

Jeffrey A. Bader, a major China policy adviser in the White House, said China's muscle-flexing became especially noticeable after the 2008 economic crisis, in part because Beijing's faster rebound led to a "widespread judgment that the U.S. was a declining power and that China was a rising power".

That increase became especially noticeable in 2012 and 2013, when new anti-joinder rules imposed by the passage of the America Invents Act of 2011 curtailed the practice of naming multiple defendants in a single infringement suit.

This difference in staining intensity became especially noticeable when TCR affinity was low.

Mexico has become especially dangerous.

The Russian Orthodox Church became especially politicized under Putin.

And as soon as they become more sentient this is especially noticeable with Maeve (Thandie Newton)—their bodies are seen less and less, as if modesty is reserved for the thinking, or those who can feel shame at nakedness.

He says that it was especially noticeable after he had made a spacewalk and become used to the clean air he had been breathing in his spacesuit.