Neither the phonological evidence nor the statistical evidence (in the case of Japanese) is consistent with a date of protolanguage divergence older than the dates for the beginning of wet rice agriculture, as pointed out by Hudson (1999) and Lee and Hasegawa (2011).
The trustees commissioned a new set of dies with a date of "1769" to replace the old dies, now badly worn after almost two hundred years of use.
Patients were included if they were ≥50 years old, with a date of service between 4/1/2006 and 12/31/2010 and with a cough illness (Table 1).
FOR much of the recession the trend story in America has been the effect of declining wealth on the expected retirement date of older workers.
Access date on internet / dates on internet sources A reference list entry for the current year with an access date of an older year should be noted as an irregularity, particularly where it is outside the student's candidature, or matches to the assignment due dates of a previous instance of the subject.
Balpinar, who in 20 years as a former curator and official Turkish collector has seen innumerable examples, said the dating of old pieces was unreliable because patterns did not change.
Amos, A. C. Linguistic Means of Determining the Dates of Old English Literary Texts (Medieval Academy of America, 1980).
Excluding contaminants is particularly important for 14C dating of old samples because the impact of contamination increases with sample age.
We derive age scenarios from the bomb peak dates and possible combinations of dates of older samples, based on the midpoints of calendar ranges according to 1 sigma radiocarbon ages.
The union need not have insisted all these weeks for a new settlement on the expiration date of its old contract.
The easiest way to pander to the audience, which chuckled at the former president the way a Film Forum crowd snorts at dated aspects of old films, would be for him to express some contrition.
