Sentence examples for fledgling period from inspiring English sources

He made two albums for Philips Records between 1954 and 1957, and it is this fledgling period of his career that is covered by the new collection, In the 50s: The Birth of Genius.

It becomes very fat in the later stages of the long fledgling period, which is not less than two months in the small petrels and reaches nine months in the largest albatrosses.

You can't afford to hire the best of the best at their usual rate, but the near-gimmicky appeal of working for a startup might lure some people in during your fledgling period of growth.

In years of fish shortage, the whole colony may experience a longer fledgling period but the normal range is 38 to 44 days, by which time chicks will have reached about 75% of their mature body weight.

These findings show an empirical relationship between nutritional quality and a correlate for allostatic load [20], or wear and tear [21] during both the nestling and fledgling period.

The elevated corticosterone levels at the end of both, the nestlings and the fledgling period in subjects that experienced poor nutritional conditions is particularly interesting as subjects had almost reached their growth asymptote at the beginning of the fledgling period [3].

Incubation and fledgling periods are unknown.

Incubation times are long compared to other birds, as are fledgling periods.

Humphreys' design was based on his realization that the fledgling United States of the period could not match the European states in the size of their navies.

Perhaps it wasn't very blockbustery at the time, but Fremantle's 1994 decision to trade a young Andrew McLeod to Adelaide after he'd been pre-listed by the league newcomers was quite a tale against the backdrop of the fledgling club's early-period blues and also turned out to be one of most noteworthy trades of the decade.

In "Singgalot," somber images of the period document the fledgling republic's resistance to American control.