Sentence examples for aggregate age from inspiring English sources

Rory McIlroy has been drawn with Rickie Fowler and Jason Day – the group has the youngest aggregate age in the field.

With the two performers having a combined age of 158 – and the aggregate age of some rows of theatregoers potentially running into the thousands – there was some unease in advance about whether everyone involved would get through Des O'Connor & Jimmy Tarbuck: Together for the Very First Time at the London Palladium on Sunday night.

Confirming the new record, Guinness World Records said: "We can confirm that the aggregate age of the oldest couple to marry is 194 years 280 days, and was achieved by George Kirby (b. 13 June 1912, UK) and Doreen Kirby (nee Luckie, b. 6 September 1923, UK) when they were married in Eastbourne, East Sussex on 13 June 2015".

The aggregate shrinking rate is a function of the aggregate age.

Compressive strength of concrete is affected by many factors, such as cement composition and fineness, water-to-cement ratio, aggregate, age and temperature of curing.

This Los Angeles-based trio of gifted singer-songwriters with an aggregate age -- 68 that's less than many grandmas came together through social media.

Facebook also provides the merchant with the aggregate ages, genders, and other demographic info of those who check in, but in an anonymized format without names attached.

Aggregated age group and sex data are also reported.

As the method by Xu and colleagues was presented for analyzing categorical variables, we aggregated ages and calendar years in categories (as presented in Table  1) when estimating IRDs.

The frequency distribution of the different 'life stages' (aggregate of age, sex and reproductive status) is shown in Figure 4.

While overall proteome composition does not significantly change upon healthy aging in mice, damaged proteins tend to aggregate during aging as recently shown in yeast and C. elegans [ 47, 48].