Sentence examples for recognized ages from inspiring English sources

The Lopingian Epoch takes its name from its type area in China and contains two internationally recognized ages: the Wuchiapingian (259.9 million to 254.2 million years ago) and Changhsingian (254.2 million to 252.2 million years ago).

The Guadalupian Epoch takes its name from its type area in the Guadalupe Mountains of the West Texas region in the United States and contains three internationally recognized ages: the Roadian (272.3 million to 268.8 million years ago), Wordian (268.8 million to 265.1 million years ago), and Capitanian (265.1 million to 259.9 million years ago).

(And interestingly, it appears to also have developed facial-recognition technology. "The 2lemetry Facial Recognition technology can trigger environment changes and "real-life" analytics based on the recognized age and gender of individuals," the company notes).

As Betty Friedan recognized, "Aging is not 'lost youth' but a new stage of opportunity and strength". Indeed, older adults increasingly reject traditional retirement, due to both financial need and, just as important, a desire for productivity and purpose.

Apart from replicating the recognized age-related decline, we provide evidence that the decline is greater for the right hand, which shifts the manual dexterity towards a more balanced performance with both hands.

We then investigated whether aging- or OPMD-regulated genes are correspondingly enriched in recognized aging concepts.

Speakers in this session recognized age as a key risk factor for major neurodegenerative diseases with activation of innate immune pathways in brain and periphery being closely associated with neurodegeneration.

For marine stratigraphy, diatoms and foraminifera are the primary groups used to recognize ages.

While aging is largely depicted as a biological universal, the panel made a case for future planning that recognizes aging as a social and culturally contextual construct.

One issue Calico could confront is that the Food and Drug Administration does not recognize aging as a disease, so drugs would have to be approved for a specific disease.

As the population changes, dermatologists need to learn to recognize age-related changes in darker skin types and develop the appropriate cosmetic tools for addressing these problems.