Inspired by recent research suggesting that the so-called "midlife crisis" is a myth, NBC's "Today" show kicked off a new series April 18 called "Midlife Today," which asks whether hitting this chronological milestone -- typically defined as falling between the ages of 45 and 65 -- can be a cause for celebration rather than crisis.
Many linked this to some chronological milestone of adulthood, such as graduating high school or starting college.
The megacritic Robert Parker declared the juice "a chronological milestone something that comes once every thousand years," an observation that set off a frenzy.
Fossils provide chronological information about milestones within a transition, they help us visualize the sequence of physical transformations involved in it, and they document a series of intermediate characteristics that are no longer present (or that are highly modified) in extant organisms.
We will present a chronological overview of selected major milestone population-based studies that mark stages in the development of child psychiatric epidemiology.
A chronological overview of selected major milestone studies was obtained to demonstrate the development of child psychiatric epidemiology, with a more in-depth discussion of findings and methodological issues exemplified in one cohort, the Generation R Study.
The case studies and research milestones are presented in chronological order respectively for manufacturing and other application domains.
In the following, the most important milestones are listed in chronological order, with each paragraph covering about two decades.
The Happenings subsection provides a chronological listing of events and news, including major events and milestones in Singapore's biomedical sciences industry.
The study also showed that children implanted before age 18 months managed to reach speech and language developmental milestones much faster than those who received their implants later, revealing gaps between a child's chronological and language ages.
The archive is chronological.
