Sentence examples for most recent age from inspiring English sources

The most recent age recommendation for spaying cats is down to 5 months from 6.

Even the Pollyanna chirp of the company's name was in step with the optimistic 60's, our most recent age of innocence; appropriately, its name is chaste: Marimekko means Mary Dress.

America's most recent age of rebellion may have reached its symbolic peak in the late 1960s – and its symbolic conclusion with the election of President Ronald Reagan – but in the 1970s, a more insidious spirit of rebellion thrived.

Neutral words reflected the most recent age for the memory of events, where the age of the memory increased with happy words and where the oldest or most persistent associations with memory events were found for the negative affect or sad condition.

So what can she do to connect better with the disaffected Sanders voters (whom she has just treated to the important but painful life-lesson of a excruciatingly narrow defeat) in time to win a national election against what may well be an opponent who fits the most recent age demographics of successful democratic candidates?

Each fossil calibration point provided a "relaxed" minimum divergence time estimate (see above) and assigned a prior with a normal distribution around a mean that was set to a time corresponding to the most recent age of the stratigraphic level estimated for the fossil based on the relevant literature.

Although the most recent age-specific EAR were chosen for the present comparison, the differences between the scientific substantiation of the nutritional recommendations should be considered.

Samples from the bottoms of two holes drilled through the Greenland ice cap, he argues, show that the ice formed on bare land at the start of the most recent ice age, after all ice from the previous ice age had already vanished.

The period of selection would be likely to correspond with the end of the most recent glacial age and beginning of the Mesolithic era (Middle Stone Age), from 8500 BC to 4000 BC.

Their premise was that the carbon dioxide changes that accompanied the most recent ice age, which peaked about 20,000 years ago, can help determine how the planet will behave when facing CO2 fluctuations in the future.

Dr. Sirkin was an expert in the stratigraphy, the layered arrangement of rocks, of the Mesozoic and Cenozoic eras, a vast expanse of time from 225 million years ago until after the most recent ice age.