Sentence examples for approximate years from inspiring English sources

This index enables searching by the year or approximate years in which a papyrus was written.

He labelled all the valleys of the zigzag with the approximate years of low markets and recessions: 1957, 1968, 1974, 1983, and on.

These are all kind of approximate years, you know — different books will give the — they'll differ by five years one way or the other but it's our best effort at reconstructing things based on some of these outside extra-biblical references that give us a firm date and then we can kind of work around those.

Age was calculated as years since date of birth (schoolchildren) or approximate years as given by contractor.

growing over a shallow aquifer contaminated by chlorinated hydrocarbons were studied to determine if it was possible to estimate the approximate year that contamination began.

But when he found Farber via an Internet search just a few days before his planned wedding, the only leads Rashkow could provide him with were his maternal grandmother's name and her approximate year of death.

DeJesus and her Bruins teammates appear in the video above, which offers a tour through a decade of viral dances, based on the approximate year they caught everyone's attention.

Runner's World did a comprehensive study on what it would take to hit the number and landed on 2075 as the approximate year it would go down.

Each is listed by the city name, in general chronological order with the approximate year of settlement or city charter.

The place of Cyrene within the poem has implications beyond the level of content, for if her narrative is to be connected to the city of Cyrene in Libya, the terminus post quem for the composition of the Catalogue would be 631 BC, the approximate year of that city's foundation.

We also analysed a cohort of 317 Polish sporadic RCC patients and 295 Polish normal controls that were matched to the patients by sex and approximate year of birth and were ascertained from the same region.