Sentence examples for a standard date from inspiring English sources

"Because Star Wars is such an international phenomenon, it seemed to make sense to go out on a standard date in as many places as possible.

Using a standard date format can enhance the efficiency of date type questions.

The climate record is rotated to a standard date, using the 12-point Fast Fourier transform, on the basis of the first phase angle which is calculated using both rainfall and temperature values.

It works much like a standard dating site: you post a profile, including a photo and some information about yourself, and search the database.

Each patient on GPRD is given an 'up to standard' date when their record is considered to be of sufficient quality for research.

The U.S. bushel was derived from the "Winchester bushel," a surviving standard dating to the 15th century, which had been replaced in the British Act of 1824.

The San Francisco-based team started working on the app in March, launching it on the App Store this week — and are just firing up their marketing efforts, with a pretty standard dating app marketing plan to hire campus representatives to push the app to students, starting this fall.

But if you take away the pricey tuition and the decades-old ritual objectification of young girls, the St . Paultrial essentially boils down to a standard acquaintance or date rape trial.

But if you take away the pricey tuition and the decades-old ritual objectification of young girls, the St . Pauls trial essentially boils down to a standard acquaintance—or date rape—trial.

Mortality typically occurred in the postpartum period, beyond the standard date of recording maternal death.

Tubers were planted on the standard date for each location, which ranged from mid-winter in Florida until late spring in Alaska.