Sentence examples for common decade from inspiring English sources

Since heaving changes are so important, we compute isopycnal depth displacement (in σ0 space) as area average for SODA, ORAS4, ECDA, and EN4 for the North Atlantic as decadal averages referenced to the first common decade, 1961 1970.

The most common decade for people to say they were born was the 1980s, the children of the "Me Generation". Or, at least, older people that want people to think they're that young.

A recent case series reports that HZO affects similarly individuals aged younger than or older than 60 years, with the most common decade of onset between age 50 and 59 years [6].

Table 2 demonstrates that the most common decade of age for adult patients to be diagnosed with soft tissues sarcoma is during the eighth decade of life, followed by seventh and sixth decade of life.

The term chitlin's circuit fell out of the common vernacular decades ago and is considered by some to be a derogatory phrase.

Such sights were not as common decades ago.

Such violent swings were more common decades ago, when increases in short-term interest rates could shut off deposits for savings and loan institutions.

The sight of partially dismembered cars left up on blocks was fairly common decades ago, when it came to symbolize cities lost to crime.

Derailments in New York City were common decades ago, when the subway system had fallen victim to neglect and decay, but they are now quite rare.

The "Godspell" business model was somewhat common decades ago when producers would hold backers' auditions in living rooms to attract average Joe investors, or even open the Manhattan phonebook and cold-call doctors and dentists.

From the outset, the luggage was made of what the company calls "Vulcanised Fibreboard," an ultrastrong, ultralight material created from chemically bonded paper, the real beauty of which wouldn't be truly appreciated until jet travel became common decades later.