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final set

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final set [¦fīn·əl ′set]
(materials)
Hardening of a mixture of water and cement, concrete, or mortar to a greater degree than the hardening attained at the initial set; generally measured as the time required for the mixture to stiffen sufficiently to resist the penetration of a test needle.

final set
A degree of stiffening of a mixture of cement (or concrete or mortar) and water greater than the initial set; generally stated as the time required for cement paste to stiffen sufficiently to resist the penetration of a weighted test needle.


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But the Wimbledon champion, who had lost his previous two matches in Basel and Paris, edged a tight second set before hitting his stride to take the final set with ease.
But the Wimbledon champion, who had lost his previous two matches in Basel and Paris, edged a tight second set before hitting his stride to take the final set with ease.
Mirza even broke the American world number four's serve twice in the final set, but she then surrendered the last five games of the tie, wilting under the Williams barrage.
 
 
 
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