The phrase "age of points" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing a system or method that assigns points based on age or experience, but clarity is essential.
Example: "In the age of points, individuals are often evaluated based on their accumulated scores rather than traditional qualifications."
Alternatives: "era of scoring" or "period of points".
Tom Coates' vision of the Age of Point-at-Things is fast becoming the age of point at resources and link them all together.
In the analysis, varve counts and its errors are used as prior probability, and age of control points (Table 1) are used for constraints.
The virtual forms of self-disclosure that have grown up in the age of Big Brother point to a similar shift in our understanding of public and private space.
Mr. Eire, a professor of history and religion at Yale who left Cuba at the age of 11, pointed out that if he had written such a frank and truthful book in his native land, "I would be in prison".
Well, we suspect that if the same thing happened today, in this age of exclamation-point overload, she would be even more upset.
GITHENS--Thomas Francis, age 79, of Point Pleasant, NJ died on Tuesday, June 5 , 2007after a 20 year, valiant fight with cancer.
The 26-point score based on presence of fracture of base or vault of skull (1 point), eye contusion (3 points), rib fracture (3 points), intracranial bleeding (4 points), multiple burns (3 points), and age of the child (3 points for age group 1-3 y, 12 points for age group 0-1 y) identified 87% of physical abused child when the score was ≥ 3 [ 29].
The long-term right-lateral strike-slip rate along the Futagawa fault section is poorly known due to the difficulty in estimating ages of piercing points.
We sampled migrants that had successfully returned from the ocean to spawn, whereas previous studies determined phenotype at 2 years of age (the point of smoltification, which occurs in the juvenile phase).
At the age of twenty-six, Lycett points out, "Dylan had already written more than eighty percent of his published verse".
