Sentence examples for increased the fame from inspiring English sources

Increasing the substrate mole ratio increased the FAME content, whereas increasing pressure decreased the FAME content.

Germanicus had managed to deal a significant blow to Rome's enemies, quell an uprising of troops, and returned lost standards to Rome, actions that increased the fame and legend of the already very popular Germanicus with the Roman people.

In addition to the ratio of the two immiscible phases, increasing the methanol-to-oil ratio was another factor that increased the FAME yield [ 14, 28].

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

All four enzymes showed a higher conversion at 48 h than that at 24 h and to extend the reaction time to 72 h did not further increase the FAME yields.

The romantic comedy Notting Hill, starring Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant, increased the international fame of this fashionable and wealthy bohemian neighbourhood in the west of London.

By increasing the ratio to 3 1, the FAME yield increased from 23.2 to 86.3 % dramatically for the 20 min reaction time.

As his reputation increased, so did the fame of his poem.

As was expected, an increase in the number of moles of methanol with respect to the oil resulted in an increase in the FAME yield.

His criticism — conversational yet informed, often crustily amusing (he once wrote of a production of "Macbeth" that all the roles were played badly except that of the rain, which beat convincingly against the walls of the castle) — further increased his fame.

However, also the reverse holds: some places gain status after the increased fame of their products.