Sentence examples for beginning of maturity from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, the evolution of cultural heritage tourism of Macau was illustrated, with its current status concluded at the beginning of maturity stage.

Moderate stress occurred from the end of seed formation to the beginning of pod maturity (R6-R7) and severe stress occurred from the beginning of pod maturity to harvest maturity (R7-R8).

But it's "Soul Trane" (Blue Note), from 1957, that best marks the beginning of his maturity as a composer and as a player.

"You are now seeing the beginning of a great maturity in this material," he told a journalist in 2002.

Sawdust And Tinsel (1953) marked the beginning of Bergman's maturity and shocked many (including British critics) with its seeming cruelty and pessimism.

I joined a company at the beginning of its HR maturity and got the company involved in the UK national 'Investors in People' certification process.

Digital radiographic and CT appearance of the mandibular and maxillary teeth were described from the beginning of mineralization till maturity.

Pods were hand-collected at intervals of ten days, from the beginning of podding until full maturity, covering a total range of 100 d, and the oil content of developing seeds were measured as described in our previous study [ 8].

My understanding is that it has to do with the stage of human evolution we are now in -- the beginning of the stage of the maturity of the human race.

Leontovych's move to Tulchyn marked the beginning of a period of compositional maturity and major artistic achievements in the life of the composer.

Boyd said he was partially inspired by the generation of English writers who matured between the wars: "I am fascinated by the life and work of that generation of English writers who were born at the beginning of the century and reached maturity by the time of World War II.