Sentence examples for fade by from inspiring English sources

Still, all dynasties fade, by definition.

All shower activity should fade by sunset.

That distinction will undoubtedly fade by Monday.

Most everyone starts to fade by about thirty.

Results suggest that the smart-grid formulation is able to reduce the EVs' battery pack capacity fade by up to 9.1% and power fade by up to 12.1%.

Morning glories bloom in the morning and begin to fade by mid-afternoon.

The tan markings will fade by its next migration in spring.

The LTO coatings are shown to suppress the capacity fade by reducing cell polarization.

Overall performance improves among 14-year-old students over time, but these gains fade by age 17.

The disorder, which occurs more commonly in women, often appears in early adulthood and tends to fade by middle age.

In doing so, we used the fade-by-clamp option in Maxent version 3.2 to remove heavily clamped pixels from the final prediction.