Sentence examples for age designation from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the AGE designation also involves a diverse class of heterogeneous compounds, and not all AGE activate RAGE.

The lack of statistical differences in the responses to this critical question, in relation to age, designation, level of work, and whether or not the respondent considered priority setting to be part of their work, was also surprising.

The ages assigned below are the ages of the youngest of the boundaries of stratigraphic interval within which the fossil was found (the fossil will actually be older than this age designation).

Publishers have provided the age designations for their best-selling children's titles.

The decision to keep these original age designations was made with the goal to organize the collection so it is more useful to researchers.

It must be aged a minimum of 12 months to receive the name Parmigiano-Reggiano, and there are just three age designations allowed for labels, 18, 22 and 30 months.

And, as The Guardian points out, this also sets up a structure where Apple could begin to enforce specific rules about apps based on those more granular age designations (e.g. no in-app purchases on ages X to Y, guidance on analytics and how in-app ads are used, etc).

One was Abul Hassan, anointed by Emperor Jahangir as a "Wonder of the Age," the designation that gave this show its title.

By contrast, in the Latin middle ages, the designation philosophus was reserved for Aristotle.

In the same questionnaire data were also collected of their discipline, gender, academic designation, age, cultural background and teaching experience in years.

Her name literally means "Mary of the age," a common designation used by Muhammadan women in honour of the Mother of Jesus.