Sentence examples for long ages from inspiring English sources

However, this retarding effect disappears at long ages.

And the long, long ages it took to get the comedy absolutely right.

It was no accident but, rather, the result of long ages of experimentation by nature that the great plains of the West became the land of the sage.

Consider Romans 16:25-26, which, as our translations have it, speaks of "the mystery that was kept secret for long ages but is now disclosed". Here, the Greek that gets translated as "for long ages" includes the very Greek work that is translated as "eternal" or "everlasting" elsewhere, including the "eternal" punishment passages.

It was observed that strength loss for some mixes, at long ages, is determined by some factors, such as level of slag used, type and dosage of alkali activators, and curing regimes.

Andrew E. Douglass, the astronomer who founded dendrochronology, wrote, "Through long ages past and with unbroken regularity, trees have jotted down a record at the close of each fading year — a memorandum as to how they passed the time".

The specimens had been subjected to long aging treatments such that they were in the peak-aged state.

Both are complex and worthy of long aging.

Also, long aging time helped to improve the electrochemical performances of α-Ni(OH 2.

directions of the Cu enriched matrix form, then moirés appear for long ageing duration.

At long ageing times this results in the formation of α2 (Ti3Al) precipitates.