Sentence examples for of three ages from inspiring English sources

We compared the epigaeic assemblages among stands of three ages: (1) young (8 25 years) and (2) middle-aged (40 58 years) stands regrown after clear-cutting, and mature stands (80 130 years) that had been selectively cut historically but never clear felled.

Mr. Albee baldly sets these characters up as representatives of three ages of woman.

We surveyed epiphytic lichen diversity and composition of species and functional groups in the most common forested habitats in the area: eucalypt plantations of three ages (young, intermediate and mature), pine plantations (Pinus pinaster) and native oak (Quercus robur) forests.

I compared the diversity and composition of bird communities in eucalypt plantations of three ages (young, intermediate and mature) and with low management intensity with respect to pine plantations, native forests and shrublands.

Though the notion of three ages of man is surely implied, little agreement prevails among critics as to whether the three magi, three philosophers, or a literary source in ancient Roman legend is really intended.

"My best advice is for parents is to be minimalists with the gear," says Debbie Dubrow, mother of three (ages 6, 5 and 2) and the founder of the blog DeliciousBaby — Making Travel With Kids Fun (www.deliciousbaby.com), one of the top family travel sites on Google.

Subjects were 10 drivers each of three age groups.

Slagboom, P.E., Droog, S. & Boomsma, D.I. Genetic determination of telomere size in humans: a twin study of three age groups.

The total number of eggs collected at each age were 150 and 450 for the total of three age periods.

In comparison with blank sample, asphalts with thermochromic powder exhibited superior aging resistance after all of three aging patterns by rheological aging indices evaluation.

Morpurgo and Foreman's novel was picked as the overall winner from the winners of three age categories.