Sentence examples for define maturity from inspiring English sources

He once compared himself to Beavis, the hapless teenage cartoon character, and he refuses to define maturity, let alone find some.

We analyze and assess each approach and define maturity levels for data-driven manufacturing to guide companies in the adaption process of Industrie 4.0, as well as criteria for meeting these levels.

Other recent Sandler films have dealt with the acceptance of homosexuality and gay marriage ("I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry"), Jewish identity and the immigrant experience ("Don't Mess With the Zohan"), the divide between how you once saw yourself and the person you became as an adult ("Grown Ups" and its sequel) and how to define maturity ("That's My Boy").

We need to rethink how we are defining maturity, which, in this culture, is equated with independence, autonomy, and separating from others.

One needs to have a defined maturity and coupon to better gauge how to assess their interest rate risk.

Mature is another example of a word with ambiguity, and any definition based on age or reproductive ability might obscure vagueness that is inherent in defining maturity.

Also, the Flemish study defined maturity as Tanner stage 3+ for genitalia and pubic hair growth, which is considered mid-puberty, whereas we defined maturity using Tanner stage 5 for genitalia, Tanner stage 5 for pubic hair growth, or TV ≥ 20 mL.

Bond funds also have no defined maturity date, and they fluctuate in price inversely with the prevailing interest rates.

The two longitudinally paired samples were first compared for expression of conventional surface markers used to define myeloblast maturity as shown in Figure 2a.

But it's a remarkably narrow view of adulthood that defines maturity only in terms of sex, alcohol and partying.

Menopause also was defined as maturity, and the participants stated that as they went through "all stages of femininity" they could guide youngsters about these issues and therefore they felt more mature.