Sentence examples for maturity with the from inspiring English sources

After ultrastructural examinations, Hoekstra (1979) showed that more recent plant lineages with tri-cellular rather than bi-cellular pollen tend to have more mature mitochondria at grain maturity, with the pollen tubes from these species tending to grow more rapidly than those from bi-cellular grains (Hoekstra 1979; Hoekstra and Bruinsma 1979).

Elneny is a young player who shows unusual maturity with the ball.

When Judaism reaches its historical maturity with the return of the Kingdom of Israel, its holy culture will dominate the entire world psyche.

The genre came to maturity with the work of Christopher Marlowe (Edward II and William Shakespeare Henry VIVI, parts 2 and 3).

Mr. Sokurov reached maturity with the first of his inward-gathering works, "The Second Circle" (1990), in which he made himself concentrate for 90 minutes on a single, heart-wrenching action.

If this were just a love story, either Naoko or Midori would gracefully cede the field, and Toru would stride forward into maturity with the other by his side.

"Italian football cannot remain indifferent to the serenity, the professionalism and the maturity with which the Parma players have faced an extremely difficult situation," he said.

Heartbeats reflects their increased maturity, with shades of the Smiths' Hand in Glove in terms of melody and momentum: they sound like a Dublin band aping a Manchester band copying an LA band.

4 subjects (5 hips) did not attend the final follow-up (after 1 reminder) and 3 subjects (5 hips) had not yet reached skeletal maturity with closure of the proximal femoral growth plate.

But the impulse to equate maturity with studied simplicity -- the same impulse that leads fashion followers sighting 40 to embrace Armani and rediscover the allure of welted seams -- affects artists, too.

The main goal was a balanced limb length at the time of skeletal maturity, with both knees at the same level.