The phrase "a tight age" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what context you intend to use it in, as "tight age" does not have a recognized meaning.
Example: "In this tight age, we must adapt quickly to changes in technology."
Alternatives: "a challenging time" or "a difficult period".
While, we acknowledge that all people the same age do not think alike or share the same experiences and backgrounds, such an analysis does demonstrate whether an individual board is comprised of a tight age cohort or of directors with a variety of ages.
Also, although we use the largest sample to date for this kind of analysis, and although our data comes from standardized measurements of male conscripts in a tight age range, our estimates are not very precise, as reflected by the size of the standard errors.
(2009) showed a tight connection of the genetic causes of aging and disease.
The samples that most accurately reflected the time of collection from the sea--those from the tips of branches, the youngest part of the coral--yielded an even tighter age range, perhaps as narrow as 30 years.
Last weekend's runner-up, "Prometheus," will likely end up in the same position again, though it could find itself in a tight race with newcomer "Rock of Ages".
While I find a tight correlation between age and metallicity and velocity dispersion, there is a stronger dependence of metallicity on effective radius than observations report.
Jeff Oster's music is fantastic, and the title track for his new album is a tight, minimalist, New Age haze of a tune where trumpets drone over a slow and funky beat.
In fact, the 25th, 50th (median), and 75th percentiles are nearly the same for all three company size categories, though the smaller companies in the S&P 500 those under $10 billion in market capitalization appear to have a tighter range of average ages overall (Figure 10).
To stay on a tight timeline, the aging space shuttle fleet must be kept flying so that the international space station can be completed before the shuttles' scheduled retirement in 2010.
However, one striking outcome of these studies is that there is a significant, quantitative, passage-associated increase in two heterochromatin markers, HP1β and mH2A, in the nuclei of cells approaching senescence in vitro and, for mH2A, a tight correlation with ageing of cells in vivo (Kreiling et al. 2011).
Their latest calculation, based on the oldest light that telescopes can detect, is 14.0 billion years with an uncertainty of just 500 million years--the tightest age constraint yet, and slightly older than the going estimate of around 13 billion years.
