Sentence examples for age equivalent from inspiring English sources

What developmental age equivalent, the patient wanted to know, do most people with Down syndrome reach?

Only two grades were started this year -- 9th and the age equivalent of the 11th.

J.F.K. is the jet age equivalent of Robert Venturi's view of Main Street: it is "almost all right".

Most of the flakes were probably the detritus of toolmaking — the Stone Age equivalent of wood shavings — but some, I learned, were the tools themselves.

The stone age equivalent of Jamie Oliver and Mary Berry were handicapped by the lack of cooking utensils, and also ate with their hands.

The work is tedious, the information age equivalent of the assembly line, but also important and beyond the capacity of most people to perform well.

To Mr. Brooks, this was the digital-age equivalent of an art heist.

Its enigmatic antiheroine (Ms. Nielsen) is an industrial spy who suggests a female cyber-age equivalent of the archetypal Man With No Name.

With Verio's help, he plans to go after a Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert certificate, the information-age equivalent of an M.B.A.

And yet there was also a sweet, disarming, nerdy irony on display — the Internet-age equivalent, possibly, of nineteen-sixties flower power.

Aspiring fashion designers can now mix and match Barbie's dresses, shoes and handbags using Barbie iDesign, the information-age equivalent of the paper doll.