Sentence examples for age stands from inspiring English sources
A five-foot-tall canvas of a half-nude nymph, the oil paint cracked with age, stands on the floor.
His central claim, that Amis "was not only the finest British comic novelist of the second half of the 20th century but a dominant force in the writing of the age," stands up well enough.
The gnarled Covenanters' oak – thought to be the oldest living thing in the county at perhaps 800 years of age – stands to one side of the main avenue leading to Dalzell House, an imposing patriarch with a girth of seven metres (22ft).
The Eucalyptus plantations containing younger stands showed the lowest AGC values (i.g. IDs F987 and F986), and advanced age stands contained the highest AGC stocks (i.g. IDs F166 and F634) (Fig. 5).
As stand age increases, mature lodgepole pine cover types may experience relatively higher autotrophic respiration rates during the growing season, compared to younger age stands characterized by smaller bole diameters and lower metabolic baselines [50].
However, while in the Karelian Isthmus this age group is vastly prevailing, Karelian middle taiga features more heterogeneous age distribution mainly represented by middle age stands (40 80 years) with occasional more mature stands (120 160 years).
Each chronosequence consisted of three young stands (age range 3 6 years), three intermediate-aged stands (age range of 12 17 years) and three mature stands (age range of 39 69 years).
And all the conflicting forces of Europe's golden age stood behind one or the other.
I Call Myself a Feminist might be specifically targeted at younger women but readers of any age stand to learn a whole lot from this anthology.
Three very young girls, not much over Ms. Dolores Haze's age, stood at the entrance, sadly clutching their tickets; a gruff guard wouldn't let them in.
The influence of tree and stand characteristics, e.g. rotation age, stand density, species composition and stand distribution in the landscape, are discussed in order to analyze the ecological and environmental consequences of current and future management alternatives.
