Sentence examples for a first age from inspiring English sources
[ 21] provided a first age estimation for the divergence among the three mitochondrial haplotype clades present in Lake Matano's Telmatherina radiation.
On the basis of results of previous work 16 as well as other studies, 17 we divided the patients according to their age, with a first age group between 40 and 65 years, a second group between 66 and 80 years and a third group aged over 80 years.
A first aging step at 325 °C leads to a doubling of microhardness as a result of the formation of coherent precipitates with an Al3Yb-rich core and an Al3Sc-rich shell.
That's because we're now in a third age of smartphone buying.
Today's octogenarians were brought up in the days when the biblical sell-by date remained in place; we looked forward to a seventh age of slippered pantaloonery, but find ourselves instead in an eighth age of dribbling dementia.
Retirement for them will be a third age, still full of assorted activities.Why they keep growingDemographics partly explains the growth of planned communities.
The Spiritual Franciscans at mid-13th century and various other friars, monks, and sects down to the 16th century appropriated his prophecy of a third age.
Almost 250 years since the Duke of Bridgewater built the first canal to carry coal around Manchester, it is fitting that that city has become a proving ground for a second age of "canal mania".
Cochrane is first to acknowledge the important contribution enthusiasts made to the maintenance, and revival, of the network - with its 1,654 locks, 3,115 bridges, 54 tunnels and 417 aqueducts - long before regeneration heralded a second age for canals.
The concept of wirelessness has proved to be such a hit with consumers that a third age of cord cutting has dawned, in which the benefits of going wireless are not always immediately clear.
But both caution that the situation has reached a delicate stage — with a second age of nuclear proliferation close at hand — and that missteps now could hurt terribly in the future.
