The phrase "ages time" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two separate concepts, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "It has been ages since we last met."
Alternatives: "a long time" or "many years".
As the Facebook generation ages, time indeed may prove that they are more willing to overlook the indiscretions of their peers out of empathy.
Assume that 60percentt of them served time as a result of policies implemented since the 1990s, account for their ages, time served, and pre-prison earnings, and you get a conservative estimate of 0.32 million lost jobs.
"The more granular you can analyze your ROI, the better you'll be able to segment and optimize by specific countries, genders, ages, time of day, creative types, specific publishers, and a ton of other variables," he says.
UPGMA basal distances with corresponding TMRCA ages (Time to Most Recent Common Ancestor), based on the operational u=0.75 My-1 lineage-1 site-1 rate.
Published ageing time and temperature vary broadly.
The treated materials show remarkable stability with ageing time.
The process parameters are solutionizing time, aging temperature, and aging time.
It is shown that both of the rheological index and glassy modulus increase with aging time and the crossover frequency decreases with aging time.
Age, time, and decision making: From processing speed to global time horizons.
Meanwhile, a series of sandwich double cantilever beams were tested at different ageing time to evaluate the effect of ageing time on interfacial fracture of polymeric sandwich structures.
Three heat treatment parameters (Solutionizing time, ageing temperature and ageing time) at three levels were used for L9 orthogonal array.
