Sentence examples for ageing at from inspiring English sources

The changes in microstructure were investigated after single-stage or multi-stage heat treatments including natural ageing at 298 K (NA), pre-ageing at 353 K (PA), and automotive paint-bake ageing conditions at 453 K (PB).

The changes in microstructure were investigated after single-stage or multi-stage heat treatments including natural ageing at 298 K (NA), pre-ageing at 353 K (PA), and automobile paint-bake ageing conditions at 453 K (PB).

But China is ageing at an unprecedented pace.

Everyone stops ageing at 25, after which they they must top up their minutes or die.

The Invisible Woman takes another squint at fashion and ageing at the Mirror Mirror conference.

Slowing down all this molecular turnover seems to slow ageing, at least in worms and flies.

Europe is ageing at almost the same speed and Japan much faster.

For much of the last century we were ageing at the same time as the welfare state was expanding.

The country is now ageing at a staggering rate, with a shrinking workforce supporting a rocketing number of dependants.

With its fertility artificially suppressed by the one-child policy, it is ageing at an unprecedented rate.

By tackling ageing at the root they could be dealt with as one, reducing frailty and disability by lowering all age-related disease risks simultaneously, says Olshansky.