Sentence examples for conventional aging from inspiring English sources
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.
Application to the spherical precipitates predicts that a bi-modal particle size distribution can give rise to about an 8% increment in strengthening stress with regard to a single size distribution that is normally produced by conventional 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.
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.
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.
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.
As a result of changes in atmospheric carbon through time (de Vries 1958; Reimer et al. 2009) the conventional age is not representative of the true age of the material.
