Sentence examples for intermediate ages from inspiring English sources

As he notes, in envious fantasy, of his charismatic new boss, who has adroitly converted already: "One 40-year-old wife for cooking, one 15-year-old wife for other things … no doubt he had one or two others of intermediate ages".

In general, for both RF5 and RF10 the AGC values were slightly overestimated during early and advanced stand ages, and slightly underestimated at intermediate ages.

In addition, within-stand patchiness of stem density was also much higher in the wildfire sites for young and intermediate ages.

This is due to insufficient sampling of the pixels relating to the sunlit tops for the intermediate ages using the classifier employed.

Fertiliser application generally occurs at establishment only in Central America while it continues to intermediate ages. in Asia The results of fertilisation trials in Latin America (reviewed by Alvarado 2012b) and Asia and Africa (reviewed by Kumar 2011) are inconsistent: some of them show a positive effect while some other do not find any noticeable effect.

The effects on the retirement probability of the SSA and PV incentives are also U-shaped in relation to age (Table 7), so that they are larger at 60 and 65 and lower for the intermediate ages in that age range.

For these tests, individuals aged 5 years or younger, and aged twelve years or older, were pooled, while all intermediate age classes were kept separate.

Support in intermediate age groups is higher the young the group.

For historical reasons, Social Security labels an intermediate age between 62 and 70 as the "Full (normal) Retirement Age".

To compare rates of peripheral retinal changes in Age-Related Eye Disease Study 2 (AREDS2) participants with at least intermediate age-related macular degeneration (AMD) with control subjects without intermediate age-related changes (large drusen).

Secondly, following the European Guidelines [35], we added an additional copper filter of 0.1 mm for the two intermediate age groups.