Sentence examples for fame rating from inspiring English sources
Investment research outfit gained fame rating mutual funds.
Quests may be undertaken for their various rewards, or to acquire "fame," which allows a character to become well-known and respected by NPCs; a higher fame rating will open up new interactions and quests with NPCs.
"Fame" is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested).
Further, FAME production rates were easily predicted, even in concentrated biomass slurries, by models derived from fundamental reaction kinetics.
Under normal and osmotic stress condition, FAME productivity rates of NsbHLH2 transformants were also 43 and 28%% greater than WT under normal and osmotic stress conditions, respectively, even though there was no statistical significance (Fig. 4b).
Musicians were found to be most at risk in the first five years of achieving fame, when death rates were more than three times normal.
The parameters investigated are key fuel properties and their degradation rate, FAME composition as well as FIE component design.
However, as most of the nutrients were consumed by day 8, the specific growth rates, FAME productivity, and DCWs of the transformants became similar with those of WT (Fig. 4; Table 2).
At any rate, his fame was confined to the small, specialized Army world, as remote from the general public as that of numismatics or amateur magic.
Precisely how much fame – how high a Q rating – will become the new benchmark for being cast in musical revivals?
In recent years, Mr. Gorshin's fame may have diminished but his kitsch rating has shot up.
