Sentences with phrase «meaning the age displayed»
I want to put this out there right away; I never put my real birthday online -(meaning the age displayed is not accurate)- if you like what you see, message me.
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He possesses miraculous powers, by means of which he converts untold multitudes; he lives for hundreds of kalpas [ages] and displays hundreds of Buddha - bodies, attains unheard - of knowledge and accomplishes unheard - of wonders.
Display set: women with a mean age of 27 y, waist - to - hip ratio of 0.75, perceived stress of 20.2, daily exercise of 14.7 min, and energy intake of 1614 kcal who were consumers of alcohol.
Arokoski et al. (2002) found that patients with hip osteoarthritis (mean age 56 years) displayed an isometric and an isokinetic hip extension moment that was 68 — 87 % of that found in healthy age - matched controls.
The Orizzonti Best Film Award went to Robin Campillo's Eastern Boys, which, with its depiction of rent boys from Eastern Europe and a middle - aged man's passion for one of them, can be seen as a well - meaning comment on the displays of homophobia seen earlier this year in France.
If the dog is of certain age, but displays behavior and performance uncommon for this age, it certainly means that there is something wrong.
While these findings do not guarantee that every dog with Pitbull blood will display aggressive behavior, they do mean that proper socialization with other dogs and humans is imperative if you plan to own a Pitbull or a Pitbull hybrid, preferably from a young age.
The title of the display, «My Personal Museum», was an epithet Chadwick used for Ego Geometria Sum (1982 - 4), an autobiographical work in which she charted her growth from premature birth up to the age of 30 by means of geometric sculptures and photographs.
If no rates are displayed, that means there aren't any companies that will offer coverage — there are coverage options up to age 89.
«Gifted» refers to children with high potential while «talented» means that they display skills which are advanced when compared to other children of their age.