The phrase "age of making" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in a variety of contexts, often referring to a period of time in which something is being created, developed, or innovated. Example: We are living in an age of making, with advances in technology pushing the boundaries of what can be created.
One way or another, it seems the 50-year era of driving semiconductor costs down through improvements in process technology is about to be superseded by a new age of making chips cheaper, faster and better through smarter design.
Table 2 Eras of Innovation Era Engineering Discipline 1800 1840 Age of Discovery Basic Research 1840 1920 Electro-mechanical Age Mechanical Engineering 1920 1960 Electronic Age Electrical Engineering 1960 2000 Computer Age Computer Science 2000 - Age of Making Mechatronics.
It's like we've finally passed through our awkward baroque period and into the modern age of making fun of America's greatest tragedy.
I spoke to him about the age-old art of making students look at posters.
Considering age, the group of up to 18 years of age made up 79.39% of the cases (7,197).
In the 1990 U.S. Census, adults 20 59 years of age made up 76.3% of all adults ≥ 20 years of age (Meyer 2001).
Most people at his age barely think of making money, especially from blogging!
"..it's just a straightforward correlation between walking more and being generally fitter in old age, sort of makes sense".
At age 55, the odds of making it to age 65 were between slim and none.
Honestly Now is a Q&A social game aimed to help women ages 30 to 50 years of age make better personal decisions, together.
Bogart was rejected by the age of make-believe and forced, after so many failures, to invent a pseudo-realism, only to be abandoned when Brando and his ilk trumpeted a more chaotic reality that he wanted no part of.
