Sentence examples for conventional ages from inspiring English sources
The conventional ages were calibrated using the computer program OxCal v4.1.7 [45] and the INTCAL09 calibration curves [46].
Uncalibrated radiocarbon ages are experimentally determined either by radiometric (often termed classical) or accelerator mass spectrometer (AMS) methods and are referred to as conventional ages.
Furthermore, as younger weaning ages are being increasingly recommended and adopted in pasture systems, in younger animals the sudden shift to a fully solid diet may have greater negative impact than for calves weaned at conventional ages.
Although especially important in the case of early weaning, these techniques should also be encouraged when weaning is carried out at conventional ages, as it also produces positive results [ 95].
When the first news report of his capture surfaced, I wondered whether it was the Warren Weinstein I knew, and concluded that it couldn't be: the gaunt, gray-bearded face in the hostage picture looked nothing like my memory of him, even allowing for thirty years of conventional aging.
The conventional age of 12090 ± 300 14C when calibrated at 2σ has large uncertainty (13375 15103 cal BP).
When the normal distribution of the conventional age is transformed across the undulating calibration curve, a multimodal probability distribution results.
Two Pt/SO42−/ZrO2 Al2O3 (denoted as PSZA and I-PSZA) catalysts were prepared by using Zr(OH 4 as precursor aged in different conditions, including conventional aging and isopropanol aging.
Results show that the RPB treatment aged Fenjiu much faster than did conventional aging, with a similar quality.
The best combination of properties for these applications has been obtained so far by a conventional aging treatment.
In the present work, in a new attempt, stabilizing of AA5052 by strain aging rather than by conventional aging (H3 temper) was studied.
