Sentence examples for time aging from inspiring English sources

The process variables solutionizing temperature, solutionizing time, aging temperature and aging time are use in the study of optimization of tensile strength and acoustic emission counts by response surface methodology follow a central composite design.

But Dix also took liberties with time, aging his subject — 32 when the portrait was painted — a good 20 years.

At the same time, aging fields and sluggish investments have caused exports to drop significantly in Mexico, Norway and, most recently, Russia.

In "Cumulus," a new work in progress, Nina Winthrop collaborates with the video artist Maria Antelman and the composer Jon Gibson to create a multimedia piece about time, aging and the accumulation of memories.

The Abbaye de Saint Bon-Chisn is one of a growing number of beers that spend some time aging in oak barrels, which may be typical for wine and whiskey but is a rare thing indeed for beer.

That gets pretty tricky, considering that a bottle of wine is actually a blend of different batches of wines that might each come from different types of grapes that have spent different amounts of time aging in different types of oak barrels -- with the process stretching out over four or so years.

For the first time, aged 26, Stewart was happy.

I read it, for the first time, aged 15, as a set text.

Next month, Alexievich visits the UK for the first time, aged 67.

In Brighton one summer, I went out as Juliet for the first time, aged 20.

The deal means Mathieu becomes the most expensive defender of all time aged over 30.