Sentence examples for fame generates from inspiring English sources

When visualizing, FAME generates pathway maps as SVG images (Scalable Vector Graphics), using an algorithm designed specifically for FAME.

Like his publisher, I hope the fame generated by the latter draws attention to the former.

For the top players, there is a huge payoff to this life: the adrenaline rush of winning, the prize money that has turned them into millionaires before their 20th birthdays and the fame generated from their place on e stage.

Interestingly, the theoretical analysis of the biodiesel properties of the FAMEs generated from starch fits the most restrictive regulatory standard.

He gained immediate fame and generated much controversy with his first novel, Huasipungo (1934; rev. ed., 1951; Huasipungo: The Villagers, or The Villagers).

"The Cardinal Sins," one of many novels belittling church leaders and rife with awkward sex scenes, sold more than three million copies, and the fame it generated emboldened him to rankle superiors.

In part, for example, the National Hospital's fame was generated by its international acclaim in the Hopkins Neurology Committee's reports, which were circulated to the Rockefeller Foundation and others.

In part, because so minor was the contestants' fame that it generated negligible curiosity.

He thought it was "nice to be loved and accepted" but the fame the role generated became an "intrusion" on his privacy.

Thus, the two-step process consisting of hydrolysis of triglycerides to form FFAs and esterification of the released FFAs (and the pre-containing high content FFAs in WCOs) to generate FAMEs might be more productive than the concurrent esterification and transesterification regarding biodiesel synthesis.

Warhol advised that enigmatic blankness generates an allure that could serve as the basis of fame.