词汇 | example_english_date |
释义 | Examples of dateThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Sampling dates within one month were pooled for ease of presentation. As a result, the measurement, dating and distribution of material culture takes on greater significance - it simply matters much more. I do not believe, however, that such verses have been used as evidence for dating poems. All householders were provided with dates of each monthly inspection and alternative dates to ensure that all premises were inspected each month. Similar observations were made on the two other sampling dates. There is repetition between chapters and the information on occasions appears to be dated. Prices and proposed publication dates are subject to change without prior notice. The dates given mark the beginning and end dates of the relationship forged between the actors, as indicated by the dates of the letters collected. Can phylogenetic methods meaningfully be applied to language data - and to dating language? Table 2 shows that there exists a broad correlation between the dates of the sources and the order of states just defined. There is no consistent alignment between dates and places, nor is any indication given of the archival sources from which this information derives. In normative samples, maltreatmentrelated variables predict dating violence inconsistently. Critics dating back to its founding have differed considerably both in their explanations for its difficulties and in their proposed solutions. The dates of flower opening at all positions on fruiting branches were also monitored daily on five plants per plot, with two replicates per trial. Different fertilization levels and sowing dates were added to the initial design. Growth parameters (plant height and leaf area index) indicated significant differences between treatments on only some measurement dates in each year. However, this omission is justi®ed as it prevents the publication becoming dated in a rapidly moving subject area. In order to ensure full establishment of the rains, planting did not start until about two weeks after each of the above dates. Evidence supports the view that maltreatment is associated with the learning of aversive social strategies, utilized in both peer and dating relationships. To place this project in context, it's worth reminding ourselves of a few dates. The creation of the collection surveyed here, however, is much more recent, and dates only from the university's move to its new site in 1960. Unfortunately, however, the hypothetical 789 original only survives in later copies, with the best examples dating from the first half of the ninth century. In places some of the essays seem rather dated. In addition, a valuable appendix lists the beguinages, the dates of their existence and the numbers of their members. The earliest article dates back to 1993, four of them were published in 1997 and 1998. We are not given a dry historical narrative marked by dates but there is care in noting the order of events. The breccia zones do not contain mineral phases that can be dated by isotopic methods. All biochronological hypotheses are fluid and subject to change with new fossil discoveries and advances in independent dating resolution. However, this infor mation was generated in experiments with planting dates considered early or nor mal in the respective study areas. Table 5 shows that the model was achieving acceptable accuracy in simulating silking dates. The harvested tubers were stored and then re-planted on four dierent dates. As if confusion between the two systems weren't enough, a small but influential band of global order-makers is pushing an entirely new dating system. Precise dates from the monzonite should provide information on the span and timing of this important magmatism. The youngest dates were obtained from biotites slightly altered to chlorite, and represent minimum ages. In the latter schedule, resources are distributed among the project dates, and the rectangular histogram is sporadically notched while the low energy value is maintained. However, the excluded studies were more recent, with an average difference of 8 years in publication dates (1970 versus 1962). Severity was assessed, and dates of onset and recovery noted. The dates of birth of pupils were obtained from the school register. There the experience, unlike certified scientific knowledge, dates back thousands of years. Politicization of the officer corps dated back to the early years of the republic. However, these notes are neither dated nor preserved in their original order of composition. They begin with the parentage, religion, and geographic origin of the mathematician, and such biographical dates as could be established. I experimented with various end dates between 1955 and 1966. All private letters that belong to our period, based on their dates of writing established in the printed edition, were included. However, there is a sense in reading this section of the book that much of it is already dated. Perhaps this is excusable since this work was published within the first five years of independence, and the most recent sermon analyzed dates to 1994. The degree to which the nearly 170-year-gap between these dates allows us to analyze the long-term demographic developments is highly questionable. Thereafter, given only a very small rise in labor hours in subsequent dates, these initial features are essentially unchanged. Sample locations within a plot varied among dates, to avoid a repeated-measures design. A comparison of winter cereal species and planting dates as residue cover for cotton grown with conservation tillage. Of the 109 patients, 7 are eliminated because we have no surgery dates for them. Seeds of sugarbeet were collected on five dates at different developmental stages. Following a good survey of the large - though now rather dated - literature on the subject he examines the structure of the party. Most of this material dates to the pre-1877 weatherboard houses. Tracking two specific houses, he provides a detailed case study of the changes taking place over time, using precisely dated records of building permits. We chose one tree that died in 1970 and one tree that died in 1989 to cover the range of dates of our samples. She provides life dates and a brief biography of each artist discussed. Each tree unit was not sampled at all the dates, and the linear mixed model analyses more exactly the covariance structure between the dates. Backwards reasoning for imperative programs dates back to the early days of static analysis and has been applied extensively in functional programming. On all four sampling dates, copepods (adults and copepodites) dominated the plankton, with 63.4-96.1% of the plankton numbers, followed by nauplii (2.7- 34.3%). We focus on the proportions of types of affiliations each senator claims at various dates, because we want to explain, not ab21. Research on manipulator singularities dates back to the 1960s at least. We observed a maximum of one swarm per day and alternated sampling dates among elevations and habitat types to minimize order effects. Fruiting duration was estimated by the number of days between the first and last dates when fresh fruits were found under each tree. I also confirmed which species had handled fruit, when possible, by examining characteristic teeth marks left in the flesh of the dates. Ten-yearly rates may say very little about movements in between these dates during which people may move away and then back. Prior to the 1870s they are few and far between, dating back to 1798. By "situated" we mean in given, dated and well-specified circumstances. Other dates (discussed later) indicate the use of this temple until the city's end. In part the coding rules controlled for this possibility by explicitly instructing the coder to ignore negative comments that the text was dated. Therefore, during the simulation of our models, we take samples from individual calves according to the actual sampling dates. Therefore, we introduce calves into our models according to their actual dates of birth. The dates across the top are retrieved from the knowledge base, as well as the missions and codes, and the contents of the table. However, this can be clearly dated to the opening of the next reign. Duration of episodic illnesses was calculated in days, from the reported dates of onset and recovery. Chapter 3 addresses the dates and manner of celebrating the saints' feasts, as well as the various manifestations of personal devotion to saints. Then, the analysis was performed by position, and the correlations between the dates were found by a first-order auto-regressive process with heterogeneous covariance structure. In addition, notarial records and a relatively unusual specification of proto-industrial household incomes dating from 1711 have been used. Construction dates ranged from 1912 to 1974 with a large proportion in the 1930s. Later binding, dating from the second half of the eighteenth century. The ring is dated on artistic grounds, a dating supported by the script and the large quantity of abbreviation used. Farmers do not follow standard agronomic practices, and plant at varied population densities and sowing dates. Variation in soil temperatures accounted for 96 and 99 % of the variation in tuber yield at varied population densities and sowing dates, respectively. A two-day frequency could satisfy a three-day window, but would miss many delivery dates for time value publications. Moreover, dating a genre can only ever cause problems because the genitivity of genre will defy historical taxonomy, by definition. Moreover, the data that is crucial to the development of the comparison is both unreliable and decidedly dated. Diogenes' work has been convincingly dated at c. There is another less obvious reason why other techniques might be applied in an authenticity study, even when a dating method can be used. Is it possible to find a pattern that extends throughout these various dates? In both countries the movement away from the pure gospel of self-help to a demand for state action can be dated from the late 1840s. The range of dates indicates the durability of this style. The first transport pipeline dates from 1872 but it was only five miles long. The style of an artefact does not inherently tell us its age- independent dating techniques are required. The guidance may in any case often be dated. A machine dating from 1908 which was designed to give eight minutes of reproduction from cylinder records. They seldom dated their letters and when they did it was by the year of the king's reign. The fact that so many of the balances are associated with graves-goods dating from c. My archaeological tendency to use the comparable features of objects to cross-reference their dates seemed to have got me somewhere. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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