Sentence examples for age measuring from inspiring English sources

Clocks and watches were prototypical objects of the modern age, measuring time and production and serving as models for Europe's clockwork armies.

The enumerators and the supervisor were given training for two days on procedures, techniques and ways of collecting the data including calculating gestational age, measuring weight, height and MUAC.

These males were assigned to one of the two fertility assays at 3 days of age, measuring fertility either when mating with a female in the absence of mating competition, or in the presence of competition with sperm from a rival male.

That is why the bill's supporters say the 20-week age measured from fertilization essentially is the LMP-measured age of 22 weeks.

Each age measures itself against the novel, the product of Orwell's anxieties about both the cold war and the totalitarian potential of British politics.

The age, measured and modelled elevation of the bimodal topography require that topographic uplift of south-central Africa be episodic.

Among the several migrant characteristics, we retain age measured in years, gender and marital status.

The variable age, measures the age of the product, i.e., the period of time elapsed since it was first introduced in the market.

As post-bomb terrestrial 14C ages are negative, the 14C age measured on an aquatic sample would underestimate the reservoir effect.

Assuming the network is finite, the maximum connectivity n of any node is related to the network age, measured as the number of nodes N [5, 8].

There was no effect of prenatal Ch status on either cortical or striatal AChE activity at any age measured, and by PD90 the effect of Ch on hippocampal AChE was no longer observed.