The phrase "age community" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a community defined by age, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The age community in our town organizes events for seniors to engage and socialize."
Alternatives: "age group" or "age demographic".
Here it is a futurist nightmare; in "The Gift of Stones" it was the twilight of a Stone Age community; in "Quarantine," possibly his masterpiece, it was Jesus spending 40 irritatingly hysterical days among a collection of desert dwellers.
Early in 1997 a rumour circulated among the New Age community that an artificial object, or spaceship, was following the recently discovered Comet Hale-Bopp, which would approach close to the Earth around the time of the spring equinox.
But some do not discount the effects of an awful incident from a year ago that put Sedona's New Age community in a bad light and that, to some degree, still lingers, despite efforts by metaphysical people to cast it away.
In terms of age, community groups that were predominantly elderly (31+ years) were more likely to perceive healthcare quality more positively than groups with predominantly youthful members (18 30 years) (Coef. =0.98; p < 0.05).
To many in the new age community, this doesn't matter.
The Rainbow Family is an anarchist, utopian, new age community that comes together during Rainbow Gatherings.
The archaeologists say they have uncovered the stone foundations, cobbled streets and pottery of a well-preserved 4,500-year-old 4,500-year-old 4,500-year-oldEarly Bronze Age commurbanes ever found on the Greek mainland.
And with 38 million older baby boomers nearing retirement age, communities catering to grizzled jocks are starting to emerge wherever the winters are mild, the land is relatively affordable and the great outdoors is a short hop away.
However, the chance for each individual to get infected may differ from their diversities in disease transmission such as age, communities, education levels, geographic distributions, and so on.
This paper focuses on the web of relationships established between Early and Middle Bronze Age communities and their environment in Northwest Iberia.
Our evidence from Anuradhapura indicates that once established, these Iron Age communities expanded and engaged in island-wide trade networks augmented by broader South Asia contacts.
