Sentence examples for age form from inspiring English sources

Sediments of Devonian (359 to 419 million years old) to Cretaceous age form the southern section of the foothills.

Whilst such a serious injury is always terrible news for a footballer, the age, form and hopes for Shaw this season only serve to make it more devastating.

Yet his definitions were a great improvement over those of his predecessors, and his illustrations from writers since the Elizabethan Age form an anthology and established a canon.

Rocks of Precambrian origin (more than 540 million years in age) form the oldest basal complex of Ethiopia, as they do in most of Africa.

Indeed, Theosophy remains an influential "New Age" form of the esoteric spiritualism that Sidgwick found attractive (given its concern with the common mystical core of all religions) but impossible to defend (Oppenheim, 1985).

Glacial till deposits of the Devonian age form part of the northern shore of the reservoir.

A test programme has been designed to characterise the creep-ageing behaviour of Aluminium Alloy 7055, commonly termed AA7055, under creep age forming (CAF) conditions.

It is a relic of the ice age, formed by melt water flowing as the glaciers retreated.

The stress relaxation behavior of age-forming for an Al Zn Mg Cu alloy was studied using a designed device that can simulate the age forming process.

The results showed that females of reproductive age formed over 50%% of all livestock species.

Age forming of Al based alloys for damage tolerant applications requires an alloy with good age formability and good post-forming mechanical properties.