Sentence examples for to maturity with from inspiring English sources

The genre came to maturity with the work of Christopher Marlowe (Edward II and William Shakespeare Henry VIVI, parts 2 and 3).

Engagement in paid work marks the passage to maturity, with the connection between work and identity forged the first time adults ask their children what they want to "be" when they grow up.

It's easy, especially if you came to maturity with a variety of contraceptive options at your disposal, to have the sense that "the Pill" simply happened – that it was called into being by sheer necessity.

"It's easy, especially if you came to maturity with a variety of contraceptive options at your disposal, to have the sense that 'the pill' simply happened – that it was called into being by sheer necessity," wrote Hannah McGill in the Independent.

At that point, the Treasury Department will purchase any unsold securities at par and hold them to maturity — with no losses to taxpayers or the fund's shareholders, and no sudden fire sale by the fund in the fragile government securities market.

Correlation of Azam showed that days to silking with days to anthesis; days to maturity with days to anthesis and days to silking observed highly significant while days to maturity with anthesis to silking interval (ASI) observed significant difference.

It may be 12 to 18 m (about 40 to 60 feet) tall at maturity, with cones 5 to 10 cm (about 2 to 4 inches) long.

Because Maine oysters take two to four years to grow to maturity, compared with a year or two in warmer waters, they also develop firmer meat, a deep cup and a thick shell that makes for easier shucking.

The photosynthesis (Pn) rate in flag leaves was measured using portable photosynthesis system (model: LI-6400XT, USA) at 1000 to 1100 h from heading to maturity stage with seven-day interval.

Risks of neonatal morbidity related to maturity fall with each week of gestation throughout the late preterm period [ 1] but little is known about how this gradient acts past 36 weeks.

Recently it has become increasingly used as a model system in its own right (2, 3) because of its relatively small size, high egg productivity, low cost and significantly shorter time to maturity compared with chicken (4).