Sentence examples for layers of aging from inspiring English sources

The discovery is primarily important for what it reveals about the real Mona Lisa, a painting that has been darkened by layers of aging lacquer.

Each drop began as snow on Degraw Street in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, seeping slowly through sand and earth before wending its way through the tunnel's seven tightly fitted layers of aging brick and finally falling into its empty cavern.

What the new results in mice, monkeys, and humans reveal is an additional and underappreciated layer of aging mechanisms, consisting of developmental mechanisms gone awry at later ages, and highly suggestive signs of these mechanisms at work have now been detected by experimental genomic approaches.

The time needed for the stabilization of the surface layer (for aging of the polymer) is 144 h for HDPE and 96 h for PLLA.

Taken together, these findings suggest that, indeed, some aspects of mammalian aging may follow predetermined patterns encoded in the genome as part of developmental processes and provide the strongest evidence to date that aging in mammals is at least partly programmed, suggesting a new layer of mechanisms of aging.

The fracture locations in the Cu Sn IMC layers during different periods of aging process were identified.

What Ms. Styler never quite locates is the layer of fragility and fear (of aging, of being alone, of being unworshiped) that underlies Isobel's domineering ways.

Anytime you can add a layer of age by incorporating something old into a room, it will enhance the sense of soul.

There's an echo of those words in Kieran Hurley's layered coming-of-age story Beats.

Sedimentary rocks, such as the quarry's limestone, are deposited in layers of equal age.

Although she was considered attractive and looked youthful, most of her best-known roles were performed behind layers of old-age makeup.