Sentence examples for higher fame from inspiring English sources

CaO supported on neutral-Al2O3 exhibited higher FAME yield and the activation energy was determined to be 30.7 kJ/mol.

Chemical titration reveals that both morphologies possess two types of base sites, with the nanosheets exhibiting well-defined, medium-strong basicity consistent with their uniform exposed facets and which confer higher FAMe yields during sunflower oil transesterification.

In this sense, oils with higher unsaturation degree and long hydrocarbon chains provide higher FAME yields and lower glyceride concentrations than those with saturated fatty acids and short hydrocarbon chains.

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.

The higher FAME yield obtained by the Y- and T-type MRs indicated that Y- and T-type geometries could more efficiently improve mass transfer compared to the Q-type geometry in our reaction system.

The diffusional distance was shortened by decreasing the diameter of the extended loop, which caused a faster mass transfer during the transesterification and consequently resulted in a higher FAME yield.

As Mr. Robb makes clear, painting in late Renaissance Italy was like filmmaking now, the way to high fame and fortune.

The Grant fight — against a man who rose to no high fame — was in Cus's opinion even better than the triumph over Moore, by now a ring immortal.

C. 1465 Bologna, Italy June 1517 Rome, Italy Lodovico de Varthema, de Varthema also spelled di Barthema, Latin Vartomanus, or Vertomannus (born c. 1465 70, Bologna [Italy] died June 1517, Rome, Papal States) intrepid Italian traveler and adventurer whose account of his Middle Eastern and Asiatic wanderings was widely circulated throughout Europe and earned him high fame in his own lifetime.

Subsequently, a highest FAME productivity of 265 mg L−1 day−1 was observed in last two days of lipid induction phase.

Consistently high FAME yields, in excess of 80%, were obtained when the immobilized lipase was reused in six replicate trials at 10 and 20 °C.