Sentence examples similar to present day age of from inspiring English sources

Forest age reflects the present-day age of the above-ground biomass and does not reflect the historic age (1985).

Twentieth century forestry practices were the most important driving force explaining the present-day age structure of the forest landscape.

To initialize this simulation, the present day forest age map was modified by rolling back the forest age for each cell by 30 years.

Because most of this area had converted to marsh by the time the present day forest age map was generated, an assumption about the 1985 stand age was needed.

In the present day and age, where everything is so digital, graphic design and branding are the cornerstones of any business.

The age of the present day populations in both lakes could be much younger than 10,000 or in the case of Apoyeque even only 1000 years.

Is Harry's tour the present day bond age) of empire?

Clooney is himself a descendant, in that his father and his aunt were performers of note in the age of the Hollywood studios, and he imports its grace and its control into the present day of extroverted turmoil.

Hence, it became attractive to many scholars of religion to try to supplement ancient archaeological evidence with data drawn from contemporary primitive peoples i.e., to interpret the prehistoric Stone Age through present-day stone age cultures.

She ploughed through history to see how the old had got on, from classical Greece to the present day, she pursued evidence of attitudes towards old age.

This is a movie with its finger some way from the pulse of modern life: an oddity which captures neither the classic feel of the Ernst Lubitsch Golden Age nor the reality of present day Manhattan.