Sentence examples for didactic age from inspiring English sources

All scores can be converted to a didactic age equivalent.

To our knowledge, the TPD diagram has only appeared once in the literature, as a didactic aid in a proof of symmetry between chronological and thanatological age structure in discrete stationary populations (Villavicencio and Riffe 2016).

Il milione is better understood not as biography but as part of the vernacular didactic literature, of which the Middle Ages offer many examples.

Further didactic courses are designed considering the ageing of the material and the environmental impact along the product's life cycle.

All residents and attending physicians received training in how to perform a crown-rump length measurement and estimate gestational age through a 30-min didactic lecture and 1-h hands-on ultrasound training session.

In the Middle Ages ecclesiastical art was primarily didactic.

(Ages 5 to 8) Sometimes didactic stories are just what an anxious child getting ready for a camp overnight needs in order to be brave enough to pack a special stuffed animal.

This question was asked to a sample of about 200 adults of various ages, over the course of this didactic pilot project on biological evolution.

These results suggest a shared belief that formal didactic activities are not suitable for children in this age range.

What makes this First Golden Age so particularly distinct is, in fact, its didactic and moral purpose.

"Madadayo," less overtly didactic than either, is a meditation, too, and its subject is old age.