Sentence examples for time of aging from inspiring English sources
In a time of aging marathoners and mountain climbers, and a culture drenched in images of fitness and sport, this is a routine impulse, easily pigeonholed.
Time of aging also has a similar effect on bulk density, surface area and pore volume as the concentration of aging solution.
The extent of concentration fluctuations was found to decrease drastically with increasing time of aging of gels in the synthesis reactor, indicating that the hydrolysis of amide groups into carboxylate anions facilitates the homogenization of the gel samples.
At a time of aging populations and ballooning debt levels across the Western world, other countries can at least learn this from France's 200-year-old natalist obsession: Investing in a public infrastructure that supports working mothers pays off three times.
Changing time of aging, one can vary particle size and the volume fraction of ferromagnetic phase.
In Fig. 5, absolute values of the magnetoresistance in the field of 6 kOe are plotted against time of aging.
THE indispensable ingredient in great whiskey is time: years of aging and mellowing in casks.
magnetization (TRM) time-decay as a function of aging time and magnetic field.
Applying chemometric methods to NIR spectra of aged cellulose gives a correlation of 0.994 between the spectra and time of ageing, with an error of prediction of 95 h for samples up to 3000 h of ageing.
With a concession to the reality of time — of age, of deteriorating health and death — the association will disband on Dec. 31.
The polymers obtained have a 1,2 syndiotactic or a mixed 1,2 syndisotactic1,2 istructurestructure, depending on the polymerization temperature and on the temperature and time of ageing of the catalyst.
