Sentence examples for prolonged aging from inspiring English sources

These results proved that two types of segmental association with distinct stability were identified for the MEH-PPV/toluene/nonane solutions upon prolonged aging.

In fact, if you do have the money, the storage and the patience, many wines from all over the world will still benefit greatly from prolonged aging.

For the Co-19Ti alloy which contained primary Co solid solution particles, moisture-induced embrittlement did not occur in the solution treated condition but was caused by aging, and then reduced by prolonged aging.

With prolonged aging, the equilibrium α-phase can be observed at the TiBβ interface.

The precipitates grew in size on prolonged aging.

Prolonged aging imparts a much stronger flavour and a harder, somewhat flaky consistency.

With prolonged ageing at 250°C, the β1 phase transforms in situ to the equilibrium β phase.

Myofibril fragment length (MFL) was a good indicator of the development of tenderness during prolonged ageing but not for the early post-mortem variation in tenderness.

In particular, the identity of the gallate complex can be further investigated and its possible change of nature could be associated with the colour change of IGIs on parchment upon prolonged ageing.

The Amide II band exhibited similar trend, particularly in inked areas, where one of the resolved components was assigned to iron (III)—coordinated gallate; this was shifted to lower wavenumbers upon prolonged ageing.

Examining the germination of our between-group macrocysts, which would require prolonged ageing of macrocysts [ 45], would be a fruitful line of research for the future.