Sentence examples for Human ages from inspiring English sources

All human ages and types seem to issue from, and to resemble, the most stultifying banalities that Hollywood can issue.

The first attempts in this research line were in [72, 73] where texture and shape features were jointly exploited to increase the descriptor robustness in order to estimate the human ages through a multiple-group classification scheme with 5-year intervals taking also advantage from the gender knowledge (since the aging patterns are different for males and females).

Moreover, because some subjects are estimated as having negative age values, which is inconsistent with our knowledge of human ages, it will be necessary to include a reasonable constraint on estimated age values in future studies (i.e., truncated to nonnegative values).

Two poems by Homer's near contemporary Hesiod, the Theogony and the Works and Days, contain accounts of the genesis of the world, the succession of divine rulers, the succession of human ages, the origin of human woes, and the origin of sacrificial practices.

The human ages corresponding to rodent weaning (assumed to be 21 postnatal days in both mice and rats) show a large variation between projections from mouse versus rat data, and within each rodent species between males and females.

Together with a better spatial ability, it has been suggested that this gender difference arise since early human ages, when men went out hunting, while women stayed with the children while gathering food or making manual labor[ 3].

This painting just shows the facts of human ageing.

"They mesh the computer age with the human age," he said.

For Felix Silverstone, understanding human aging has been the work of a lifetime.

These problems and other aspects of aging are also considered in human aging.

In April, the company revealed that Parrish herself had undergone "the first gene therapy successful against human ageing".