Sentence examples for beginning of age from inspiring English sources

If the individual is fired at the end of t, the individual is unemployed at the beginning of age t with state (x equiv (pi,hat {w},h)= (w,hat {w}',1))).

A life table calculates life expectancy using the formula [ 31]: Where: e x  = life expectancy at age x T x  = cumulative person years lived after age X l x  = individuals alive at beginning of age x A difference in cumulative person years lived after age 25 between the intervention and comparator populations were used in the ICER analysis.

However, by the end of fast body growth and the beginning of age-related thymic invo-lution (age 2 to 3.5 months), lowering of the thymic cellularity developed more quickly in OXYS rats.

"It will be the beginning of an age of scarcity, an age in which a well-organised nationalist party could really make an impact.

If one must arbitrarily select an age to mark the beginning of old age, 50 is appropriate.

JEFFREY GARTEN: Mayer Amschel Rothschild in my view symbolized the beginning of the age of global finance.

Such progress spells the beginning of an age of physically adept artificial intelligence.

"As I've said from the beginning of this, age is just a number.

The philosophical analysis of consciousness as such, and particularly the mind-body problem, really starts with Descartes, at the beginning of the Age of Enlightenment.

The 1570s marked the beginning of an age of pervasive piracy in the Mediterranean that persisted into the eighteenth century.

That new generation of the self-employed offset the continued decline in small farming and seemed to mark the beginning of an age of entrepreneurship.