nonagenarians

How convenient it is that the math was determined in part by septuagenarians, octogenarians, nonagenarians, and centenarians.

Hopefully the Google team is diverse enough to include an appropriate spread of nonagenarians and toddlers.

Boring-ass long-form interviews with nonagenarians like Charlie Rose or the 60 Minutes gang don't get much attention because they are without substance.

Who else is going to staff those nursing home full of debilitated nonagenarians?

Still anecdotal but more personal: the original immigrant generation that I descend from all died nonagenarians or over 100.

Easy for me (and most of their test-base, I'm sure) to relearn, but very difficult for nonagenarians.

Buffet was richer than most nonagenarians put together in his fifties, and has been consistently generating 6x the US economy's growth over long periods.

It doesn't matter what the lifetime of your saw is, that's like arguing that you should be free to shoot nonagenarians because most people don't live that long anyway.

Facetime works very well, my family uses it from 4 different continents around the world, from cities to villages, varying from toddlers to nonagenarians who didn't even go to school or know English.

My golden standard worth aiming for is someone like the nonagenarians in Sardinia or Okinawa - someone who ate healthy food, lived in a tight happy community, low amount of stress and lucky to evade any serious illness.

Which aren't sharp categorical distinctions, mind you, but it virtually guarantees that the latter set will have shorter lifespans and worse end of life outcomes, even though plenty of nonagenarians are overweight (though very few indeed are obese).

Now I don't have stories of nonagenarians lifting weights, but as long as they keep moving in the house and take a gander outside every once a while, they will retain their muscle mass and remain independent.

It is trivial to observe that a community consisting solely of octogenarians and nonagenarians does not have the “resources” to sustain itself.

It's somewhat poignant that you say "adolescent" because I know a number of octogenarians and nonagenarians for whom these are indispensable.

The real engineer's guide to weight loss..." I'd follow a diet by an engineer as much as I would listen to algorithms from Nonagenarians from Okinawa.