Sentence examples for subsequent aging from inspiring English sources

The saturation magnetization is significantly decreased by powderization, while recovered by the subsequent aging.

Subsequent aging at higher temperatures (∼600 °C) leads to more pronounced partitioning of alloying elements between the two phases.

A TEM study of the alloy structure after ECAH and the subsequent aging at 350 and 450 °C showed that dynamic recrystallization occurred during heating (Fig. 9a).

This often includes straining and annealing at solution annealing temperature (i.e. ≈ 980 °C) followed by water quenching and subsequent aging heat treatments at lower temperatures.

A good combination of strength and ductility was achieved by altering the base Mg Y Nd Zr microstructure through FSP and subsequent aging.

Removal of the capillarity-induced composition inhomogeneity by subsequent aging at 750 °C results in disappearance of the acicular shape of the α2 particles.

The benefit continues through subsequent age brackets as well.

Other historical landmarks of Han Chinese culture in subsequent ages abound.

The latter, known to subsequent ages as Bloody Mary Tudor, tried to restore England to Roman Catholicism.

Classical, or literary, prose (guwen, or wenyan) aims at the standards and styles set by ancient writers and their distinguished followers of subsequent ages, with the Confucian Classics and the early philosophers as supreme models.

We investigate the ageing kinetics of a ternary Al Zn Mg alloy, and the coupling between prestraining and subsequent ageing.