Sentence examples for increasing attraction from inspiring English sources

Considering their cost efficiency, ruthenium complexes are gaining increasing attraction, instead of palladium, rhodium, and iridium.

"And surely artists' increasing attraction to performance is a backlash against the sheer commodification of art that has happened over the last decade.

Automated seizure detection using EEG has gained increasing attraction in recent years and appeared more and more helpful in both diagnosis and treatment.

Owing to the merits of good chemical stability, elemental abundance and nontoxicity, titanium dioxide (TiO2) has drawn increasing attraction for use as anode material in sodium-ion batteries.

Marty Jezer's sympathetic 1992 biography "Abbie Hoffman: American Rebel," on which the movie is largely based, is more forthcoming about Abbie's dark side: the egomania, foolhardy machismo and increasing attraction to the violent sectarian left.

Out of perceived domestic necessity Cameron has created a new European invention that will have an increasing attraction for the other European nations that fear political exclusion or economic destruction by the French/German axis.

But the way across was perilously slippery, and the scholar in the scroll, venturing toward center, seems frozen in indecision, a condition familiar to artists and intellectuals torn between Ming loyalties and the increasing attractions of life under the culture-hungry Qing.

In this case, a > 1 results in an increased avoidance of sites with few individuals, and an increased attraction to sites with many individuals (see Fig. 2).

Eye contact is another way to increase attraction.

American Journal of Human Genetics 72 7. Welling, L L M et al (2007) Raised salivary testosterone in women is associated with increased attraction to masculine faces.

But their increased attraction to populist authoritarians reveals deep trouble for the moderate center.