Sentence examples for minimum age and from inspiring English sources

Most of the students are between 18, the minimum age, and 25.

New 14C data date the Sayarim site to the Early Bronze Age (minimum age), and the Pitam site to pre-Late Bronze Age.

The near-equivalence of this approach to currently accepted methods of palaeodose estimation – namely the minimum age and central age models of Galbraith et al.

The gulf between the internationally accepted minimum age and the Australian approach should be an issue of critical importance for the forthcoming royal commission and the other inquiries currently under way in Australia.

In this article we present nine radiocarbon age determinations producing a minimum age and a minimum age range for a regionally distinct rock art style known as the Northern Running Figures from Red Lily Lagoon, western Arnhem Land Australia.

His daughter is both a "nationalist" (anti-European, anti-immigrant) and de facto a "socialist" (trade barriers and subsidies for industry; a higher minimum age; and a reduction of the retirement age to 60).

For reference, we also plot the expected age of school entry based on the de facto provincial minimum ages and a nationwide cutoff date on August 31 in the same figure.

The tree was scaled for absolute ages by enforcing the oldest leaf beetle fossil ages to the relevant nodes as minimum ages, and by setting the split of Nearctic and Palearctic lineages of Timarchini to 48 Mya [17] (Figure 2).

The University of Chicago then had a minimum age limit and Silvers entered just after his 15th birthday.

We've reached out to Twitter for comment regarding Vine's minimum age increase and will update this story with any response.

Section III describes our empirical approach to measure the impact of minimum age regulation and the data we use.