Sentence examples for aging small from inspiring English sources

So far, physical exercise is one treatment that has been shown to improve the function of the dentate gyrus and to slow memory loss from aging, Small says.

To tease apart the biological processes involved in memory loss in normal aging, Small and other researchers from Columbia University in New York examined postmortem brain tissue from eight healthy people ranging in age from 33 to 86.

I was reminded of the aging small-time gangster's helper played by Burt Lancaster in Louis Malle's 1980 movie "Atlantic City".

After seven years of incarceration, an aging small-time criminal named Tommy Donnie Montemaranoo) is taken to the hotel by his old partner, Mic (Vinny Argiro), who has made plans for a new, legitimate life in Las Vegas.

A little bit Blanche du Bois, a little Blanche Devereaux, Bobbi is an aging, small-town ex-beauty queen clad in Barbie couture, struggling to adjust to social change in the late 1960's.

His supporting performance in Bernardo Bertolucci's 1900 19766) was well-received, but not until 1980 did Lancaster revive his career with an Oscar-nominated performance as an aging, small-time bookie in director Louis Malle's Atlantic City.

Instead of stepping up to champion mainstream Republican values like economic growth and strong national defense, Brown has crafted a grand theme for his campaign that blends two ugly ideas: race baiting and anti-intellectualism. It's a defensive political crouch that appeals to an aging, small-minded electorate.

The riservas spend a minimum of two years and three months aging in small oak barrels.

These spend at least a year, and often several more, aging in small barrels.

The morphology of these nanorods developing from aging of small Se nanoparticles are demonstrated in Fig. 5.

Many of these people add resources to otherwise aging or small populations.