Sentence examples similar to Date of vacancy occurrence from inspiring English sources

Mesozoic terminal nodes and the Tertiary terminal node for Mancalla cedrosensis were placed at the younger bound date of their occurrence.

The start date of PHS25 occurrence advanced at a rate of − 1.2 to − 4.6 days/decade, while the end date of PHS25 occurrence was delayed at a rate of 0.8 3.0 days/decade.

The date of pediatrician's diagnosis served as a proxy for date of illness occurrence.

Resource consumption was measured from the index date (date of first occurrence of non-rule-out COPD diagnosis) to 360 days after the index date.

Under Arizona law, a governor has 72 hours from the day the vacancy is declared to name the dates for special elections; the primary must take place 80 to 90 days from date of the vacancy followed by a general election 50 to 60 days after that.

Under Arizona law, a governor has 72 hours from the day the vacancy is declared to name the date for a special election; the primary must take place 80 to 90 days from the date of the vacancy, with a general election 50 to 60 days after that.

In 1918, A.D. Hopkins, in an article called Bioclimatic Laws, proposed a method for determining the range of date of occurrence of a seasonal event.

This maintains the number of GSR events but randomizes their date of occurrence.

The data consists of reported incidents along with their description, location and date of occurrence.

If applicable, further sub-items explored the date of first memorable occurrence and the exact nature of events.

The numbers above the focal mechanisms are the moment magnitude (top) and the date of occurrence (year, month, day; bottom).