A defining aspect of his current vogue is the tremendous range — in age, nationality and artistic styles — of the artists claiming his work as inspiration.
She was having a terrific old age, really tremendous in how she was dealing with everything, and the idea of having her son looking for what, pity?
Julia Brown, co-founder, the FASD Trust: The brain grows during the first two years of life at a tremendous rate – at the age of two, 80% of the brain has developed – and so those early years are critical.
While our results in an animal model appear promising, there are tremendous differences between aging mice and women, not the least of which is the order of magnitude difference in life expectancy.
Although average and maximum lifespan estimates of C. elegans are naturally of tremendous importance in ageing research, they are relatively tedious from the ecologist's point of view because of the negligible juvenile and early adulthood mortality of C. elegans.
After all, it's obvious that wood aging has tremendous transformative powers -- it's why we age everything from sherry to Scotch in it.
"A lot are housebound and can't travel, a lot are in rest homes, so it becomes a tremendous problem at this age.
This age of tremendous scientific achievement has underlined an ancient philosophic truth — that there are severe limits to what we know and can know; that the best political actions are incremental, respectful toward accumulated practice and more attuned to particular circumstances than universal laws.
John Locke's Essay Concerning Human Understanding (1690) exerts tremendous influence on the age, in good part through the epistemological rigor that it displays, which is at least implicitly anti-metaphysical.
Moreover, removing the cubs from their mother at such a young age has tremendous repercussions for the animals as they grow up.
