Sentence examples for longer ages from inspiring English sources

As expected, the compressive strength of the concrete increases with curing time with a high rate of strength gains at early ages which gradually decrease at longer ages.

The 10 and 20% GP mixes showed a higher compressive strength at longer ages than the control mix which is related to the pozzolanic reactivity of the glass powder.

But this phase lasts for only about 10 million years--a very brief time given galaxies' much longer ages of 10 billion years and counting.

The effect produced by higher doses and shorter aging times correspond to those produced by lower doses and longer aging times, thus, suggesting a superposition law between dose and aging time.

The plant recently expanded, too, to allow for longer aging.

The taste is softer and milder and allows for longer aging, connoisseurs say.

Each usually offers several levels of Morellino, from the simple and fruity ones to riservas, which develop complexity from longer aging in wood.

The American equivalent of the British Fashion Awards, the Olsens are in the company of Marc Jacobs, Michael Kors and Proenza Schouler, and it's safe to say that the twins are no longer ageing child stars trying their hand at fashion.

Those rums marketed as white-label types are pale in colour and mild in flavour; a gold-label rum has a more amber colour and more pronounced and sweeter flavour, resulting from longer aging and the addition of caramel.

A longer aging time and higher intensity are recommended for quality assurance.

Longer aged samples and high fly ash contribute to create more cracks of smaller width.