The phrase "age of various" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a period characterized by diversity or multiple ages, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "In the age of various cultures, we see a blending of traditions and practices."
Alternatives: "era of diversity" or "period of variety".
Radiometric dating has provided not only a means of numerically quantifying geologic time but also a tool for determining the age of various rocks that predate the appearance of life-forms.
But he wasn't the only one: a long line of hommes d'un certain age, of various shapes, sizes and suitability for balancing on a thin aluminium pole (members of Team GB were easy to identify, for all the wrong reasons) trailed out of the door.
The age of various converged multimedia services is on its way and furthermore various hardware devices for these services are being developed.
This study adds to the literature describing age of various types of childhood abuse onset via retrospective-self report, a measure that has been underutilized in recent studies, in a nationally representative sample.
The researchers also estimated ancient Denisovan population sizes by using methods to estimate the age of various gene lineages and the amount of difference between the chromosomes the girl inherited from her mother and father.
Growth rates can be examined when the age of various individuals are plotted against their size on a graph.
With its focus on the subjective experience of aging, the APQ can provide interesting insight into the influence of perceptions of aging on various aspects of life.
They are also used as proxies for measuring relative ages of various planetary or satellite bodies and help to understand the evolution of planetary surfaces.
Using such techniques, investigators have been able to determine the ages of various rocks and rock formations and thereby quantify the geologic time scale (see geochronology: Absolute dating).
While nineteenth-century geologists were able to establish the relative ages of various formations by noting what lay over and under what, they had no way of measuring the amount of time the units represented.
