Sentence examples for classic ageing from inspiring English sources

Similarly, hibernating lifespan may not be regarded as classic ageing phenotype.

Snefru and the builders of the Giza pyramids represented a classic age to later times.

Classic age-worthy reds are not the only bottles that develop solid particles.

Then the tested data are fitted based on two classic aging models, namely the fast-rate constant-rate (FRCR) and nonlinear differential dynamic (NDD) models.

At "unlucky 27", the classic age for rock stars to self-immolate, White reached a new creative peak, releasing the commercially triumphant Elephant.

Though Van Gelder's sound defines the classic age of the jazz LP, he had no vinyl-centered nostalgia in the digital era.

The Maya - a native American people who still live in eastern Mexico and Guatemala - produced a great urban civilisation whose "classic" age lasted from about 250 to 900.

A racehorse achieves peak ability at age five, but the classic age of three years and the escalating size of purses, breeding fees, and sale prices have led to fewer races held with horses beyond age four.

The greatest works in the Romanesque style date from 1075 to 1125, the classic age of Romanesque, so to speak; after this, in some regions, the style entered a florid "baroque" phase that lasted a generation and then was revivified as Gothic.

The evidence of the continuity between the classic age of movies and the more recent digital shift is in the careers of filmmakers who have continued their work unabated by the ostensibly epochal changes endured by the industry.

When they do, those happy convergences make me feel like a part of a big, movie-centric community — perhaps even a community that is more myth than reality, the one conjured by the classic age of the Hollywood studios.