Sentence examples for increase of fame from inspiring English sources

At around 1,377 cm−1, the absorbance of FAME decreases with the increase of FAME amount.

Less increase of FAME productivity was observed on day 12 under the same condition (Table  2).

It is of particular note that the lipid accumulation pattern of M. neglectum exhibits several similarities to the oleaginous green microalga N. oleoabundans such as the increase of FAMEs and specifically of C18 1 (up to about 55%), while retaining a similar percentage of C16:0 (approx. 23%) of the fatty acid composition under nitrogen starvation [ 43].

But Ms. Smith has had mixed feelings about her "Simpsons" success, and that is what "More" is about, one woman's seemingly insatiable desire for ever increasing doses of fame, praise and love.

A new study conducted at U.C.L.A. by the Children's Digital Media Center@LA underscores the increasing cultural importance of fame among young people.

However, despite the slight increase of the percentage of FAMEs with the increase of added NaOH, still a too low biodiesel production was reached.

It was inspired by the imperial palaces of the Ottoman Empire, and its moment of fame increased with the filming of Mission Impossible 4 in the its truly lavish lobby.

Figures 9 and 10 and S10 S12 indicate that when molar ratio of FAME: TMP was increased, TE yield increased.

But with jockeys the recipients of increasing fame and fortune, and Jim Crow laws taking hold, black riders were forced from America's racetracks.

The latter was banned at first, which only helped increase the fame and sales of Lydia Annibal, the author of the novel.

Given the low costs of entry into freelance journalism (buy a notepad and a good camera), it is not surprising that the competition for the scoop or the shot has been so intense since Lindbergh's day.The rewards (and costs) of fame have enormously increased as the market has become global.