Sentence examples for blending time is from inspiring English sources

Results also show that 2 h of blending time is sufficient to achieve a homogeneous toner asphalt mix; significant storage stability problems are expected regardless of the level of toner in the blend; and mixing and compaction temperatures stay at reasonable levels.

Experiment 1 showed that blending time is critical, as 60 sec blending of 800 1000 g liver gave more than 3 times more larvae than 30 sec blending.

Thermal gravimetric analysis (TGA) showed that these hydrogels have good thermal stability which was slightly increased as the blending time was increased.

It seems to know where it's going from the start, whereas the improvised pieces on "Blending Times" are heading somewhere but don't seem to arrive.

The TAL diagram in Fig. 3 contains no indication of period or cohorts, as calendar time is blended out in this diagram.

The Scot added: "We've got a lot of new players and a lot of trialists and trying to blend a side at the same time is very difficult.

By using these methods, the relationship between co-phase continuity, composition and blending time has been explored for two immiscible binary polyblends with different viscosity ratios, polyamide 6/polyethersulfone (PA/PES, λ = 0.03) and poly(butylene terephthalate)/polystyrene (PBT/PS, λ = 1).

Howe rushed out and bought anything he could find cheap — picture frames, tennis rackets, old suitcases — a quirky high-low blend that, at the time, was highly unusual.

As an academic, your work and your leisure time are always blended together.

A popular theory during Mendel's time was the concept of blending inheritance: the idea that individuals inherit a smooth blend of traits from their parents.

The Tate's installation makes a case for a return to the old chronological approach, or for a blend of old approach and new, time being a cruel master but at least a reliable way to get a handle on the past.