Sentence examples for intermediate years from inspiring English sources

He spent his intermediate years in a series of ambitious but modestly financed independent films, gaining a reputation for playing moody loners: "Eye of God" (1997), "In the Bedroom" (2001), "The Sleepy Time Gal" (2001) and "Bully (2001) among them.

The effect was greater in the wet and intermediate years, than in dry years.

Please note that, because of the assumed linearly changing traveltime improvements, the impacts of intermediate years will fall roughly between the 2006 and 2030 results.

This factor quantifies the diminished scale of oscillations about the level value 0 seen for the intermediate years in Fig. 3. Figure 13 shows calendar month graphs of the nonsmooth component (hat{N}_{t}) and the scale-reduced (Z_{t}), the latter downscaled to have (hat{N}_{t})'s standard error.

Ethnic information would not be collected again until the 2000 census and so was deduced from other census data, such as language spoken and religious affiliation, during the intermediate years.

The growth rates for intermediate years were determined by linear interpolation.

There is some variation by crime type in the peak year, the exceptions being burglary and larceny theft which, as noted, were in steady decline over the three decades and for which 1991 is used as the comparative intermediate year.

Furthermore, a child in the 5 9 age stratum could have been diagnosed in the first year, the last year or any intermediate year of the registry's existence.

Cases with an atypical PSP-like syndrome were of either short (1 year) or intermediate (6 years) disease duration.

Before analysing the data, responses were grouped into three categories according to their origin: juniors (year 1 residents), intermediates (year 2 residents) and seniors (year 3 5 residents; our sample included only 1 year 5 resident).

However, the finding of this study that the breast cancer risk increased with increasing maternal age up to the intermediate (30 34 years old), then reduced for older than 35 years old, is consistent with previous epidemiological studies [ 5, 11- 13, 24, 30].