Sentence examples for picture of age from inspiring English sources

After getting a more clear picture of age patterns in the social networking service, we are now ready to analyze the relationship between homophily and user age.

That was my picture of age -- slightly grouchy, still active, dispensing words admired by children who both feared and respected me.

It is designed to capture a comprehensive clinical picture of AGE (i.e., those with isolated vomiting, isolated diarrhea, and combined) in diverse settings (e.g., home, primary care, ED).

She's pointing with her paw at the picture of ageing lead Peter O'Toole and then putting it up to the side of her head and making a circular motion.

After the bit about three-score years and ten; Psalm 90 continues with "and if by reason of strength they be fourscore years, yet is their strength labour and sorrow; for it is soon cut off, and we fly away", which does not exactly paint an encouraging picture of ageing.

A more complete picture of age-related changes will require examination of a wider range of ages.

Studying only one pathway to elucidate aging-associated processes may thus be insufficient since one pathway might only contribute marginally to the whole picture of aging.

The comparisons between different data sets by the deduced biological processes resulted in a significant overlap and led to a biological processes-oriented picture of aging in fibroblasts not expected from the single gene/protein level.

So Jardine uses the scale of her book to paint a broad-brush picture of his age.

Because Everitt's books rely heavily on primary sources, and because so few of these exist in the case of Hadrian, the reader gets a clear picture of the age, "but the Emperor himself remains tantalizingly unknowable".

An equally satiric picture of the age is left by a number of Molière's successors writing for the comic theatre (which, from the founding of the Théâtre Français in 1680, was organized on a monopoly basis).