The decline has forced the industry into a new age of experimentation.
Luca's was an age of experimentation as well as a revival of antique skills.
From Michael C.: Every parent's worst nightmare....I shudder at the thought that my 13-year-old son is now at the age of experimentation with everything.
This is an age of experimentation, people.
We're in an age of experimentation where laws, technology and, perhaps most importantly, our limits as individuals are tested and negotiated on a daily basis.
Also, what is clear, adolescents are still very much children and they are still very much in need of advocates as they enter an age of experimentation, questioning, interdependence, or worse, an increase risk of exposure to sexual violence.
It was no accident but, rather, the result of long ages of experimentation by nature that the great plains of the West became the land of the sage.
Cummings, in full Edward Estlin Cummings (born October 14, 1894, Cambridge, Massachusetts, U.S. died September 3, 1962, North Conway, New Hampshire) American poet and painter who first attracted attention, in an age of literary experimentation, for his unconventional punctuation and phrasing.
"To his credit, he knew something was wrong there, so he began an age of frantic experimentation," said James P. Womack, chief executive of the Lean Enterprise Institute in Cambridge, Mass., and the co-author of "The Machine That Changed the World," a study of Japanese factories in the United States.
Tweet wasn't always known as such, of course: her breakthrough hit, and still her best-known, was 2002's sultry and sparse Oops (Oh My), a Timbaland-produced, Missy Elliott-featuring ode to self-love released during a golden age of electronic experimentation in R&B.
C. 660 c. 733 Yamanoue Okura, (born c. 660 died c. 733) one of the most individualistic, even eccentric, of Japan's classical poets, who lived and wrote in an age of bold experimentation when native Japanese poetry was developing rapidly under the stimulus of Chinese literature.
