Sentence examples for age classifications from inspiring English sources

For decades blockbuster video games have omitted sex, perhaps because of worries over age classifications, perhaps because of the medium's association with play and, behind that, childhood.

Age and gender classifications of FCMS were adjusted according to age classifications used in reference studies.

After data projection, in the proposed approach, gender, race, and age classifications were performed by using SVMs.

The closest equivalents in able-bodied competitions are age classifications in junior sports, and weight divisions in wrestling, boxing, and weightlifting.

Age classifications were collapsed into two categories, HY vultures and after hatch year (AHY), vultures given that median blood lead concentrations did not differ between second year vultures and adults.

Gestational age classifications were based on growth charts.

Online music videos will carry an age classification from October as part of a pilot scheme by YouTube, music video service Vevo and the British Board of Classification to protect children from "graphic content", David Cameron has announced.

Beginning at the end of April, several imprints will introduce age classification on their backlist titles with the intention that this will be introduced across all publications later in the year.

Perry has said she has the backing of David Cameron to push for solutions – including an age classification system for music videos and the clear labelling of airbrushed celebrity pictures.

"We don't condone it, don't support it and don't condemn it either," he said, pointing out that it is similar to parents making a decision to take children to films such as the Harry Potter series that they may not strictly be allowed to attend under movie age classification rules.

Since PEGI became the sole system for age classification for games in the UK on 30 July 2012, retailers which sell titles with ratings of 12, 16 or 18 years to children below the age limits have been subject to prosecution.