Sentence examples for age of orders from inspiring English sources

Our new estimates for the crown-group age of orders also tend to be older than previously inferred [ 13, 15, 16, 22, 37].

The new palace embodied a dawning Victorian age of order.

The true age of the orders and superorders has important implications for determining the overall paleoecology and biogeography of placental mammals during a period that included the breakup of continents and the extinction of terrestrial dinosaurs.

On a recent Friday night, a couple three children under the age of 10 ordered a dinner that did not kill the budget.

This year in Canada was a gongshow and by March 2019 we will probably remember it as a silver age of peace, order, and good government.

However, this time overlaps with the generally accepted age of the order Alismatales thus putting the validity of the results of that study into doubt [ 14].

Participants were asked to rate their agreement with statements exploring the impact of patient condition at time of surgery, age of DNR order, lack of preoperative discussion and fear of legal liability had on doctors' decisions to respect (or not) the DNR order.

Fig. 2 Phylogenetic relationships and approximate ages of insect orders and other arthropod taxa explored in this review.

Pelletier had lived alone in a boardinghouse in rural Quebec at the age of 13 in order to be nearer to coaching.

His parents had sent him to Britain in 2000, at the age of sixteen, in order to avoid conscription by the Taliban.

Strauss bought her first camera at the age of thirty, in order to execute her a project she'd long been planning, "I-95" (2000-2010).