Sentence examples for diamond age from inspiring English sources

COHEN--Marla, nee Diamond, age 53, of Englewood, formerly of Fort Lee, on Saturday January 30 , 2010

But unlike "The Time Machine" and "The Difference Engine" -- and "Snow Crash" and "The Diamond Age" -- Quicksilver" does not rely on fictional technology to drive its story.

The books that made his reputation, "Snow Crash" (1992) and "The Diamond Age" (1995), are cyberpunk classics -- they're as brainy and breathless as the day he wrote them.

In "The Diamond Age," a powerful artificial intelligence designed to program leaders falls into the hands of a girl from the wrong side of the modem.

(Like "The Diamond Age"! Are we going to see a game that is "The Young Lady's Illustrated Primer"? Because sign me up).

Much like the neo-Victorian aristocrats in Neal Stephenson's science-fiction novel "The Diamond Age," the characters in "The Golden Compass" populate a world that resembles our own, despite being also seductively foreign.

It seems that Diamond's age-gap affected him on-set.

Ollestad's father, a kind of gnarlyman stage parent who pushed Ollestad to ski black diamonds at age 4 and surf his first tube wave a few years later, died in the crash.

This paper is focused on understanding the behavior of diamond particle aging effect and nitrogen atoms behavior in isolated diamond nanoparticles.

The different symbols (circle, triangle, square, diamond) represent different age determination methods (tgyro, tchromo, tiso,tother; cf. Table 6).

Ice Ice / (ês) / n. / water frozen in the solid state: "I wish the French would learn to put ice in their drinks"; [slang] diamonds; in an age of global warming, an increasingly rare natural luxury sought out by travelers, e.g., "Now that the snowcaps are melting, ice is the new ice".