Sentence examples for fine age from inspiring English sources

The Hubs thought 33 was a fine age to start his new career.

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With human life being extended daily, but with the female longevity advantage, I use this fine age as my own age goal.

But here he is now, apparently unable to remember his lines any more, perhaps realising in his quieter moments that, while 76 is a fine age to be doing the things that he does, his professional life could have been extended had he not indulged quite so much.

A fine age structure enables comparing scenarios that distinguish between vaccinating at 12 months versus 24 months, for instance.

This study is the first to look at fine age categories in examining the different age patterns of ozone-associated deaths.

This increase results in a decrease of supersaturated solid solution after the quenching, which reduces the density of the needle-shaped fine age-induced precipitates θ′ and θ″ (strengthening particles) and increase the breadth of precipitate free zone (PFZ) after the aging treatments.

A larger study will also allow us to explore in more detail the transmission dynamics of influenza in households including finer age stratifications and transmission within and between different age groups, which was not possible in the current study.

To get a finer age resolution of very young bees, a second series of experiments was conducted (2 replicates at Texp = 15°C experimental temperature, and one at 20, 25, 30 and 34°C each).

When spatial population data, such as the Eurostat data, have a finer age stratification, a more detailed assessment will be possible.

For the latter country, we have therefore tried the specification with a three-way interaction between age, period, and decrement once more, but now with our finer age specification and with periods back to 1960.