Sentence examples for approximately dated from inspiring English sources

As stated above, the time of the early feldspar dissolution as determined by the homogenization temperatures of aqueous inclusions in the quartz overgrowths was approximately dated to 42 Ma before the present, which is the same as the feldspar dissolution under an organic acid environment.

It is approximately dated to the 3rd century BCE.

Pantin suggests that the building work can be approximately dated to the period in which the Strode family inhabited the house, based upon an inscription in some panelling, "1585/TS", in which the TS stands for Thomas Strode.

According to the Bamboo Annals, the collapse of the dynasty and the rise of the Shang dynasty, approximately dated to 1618 BCE, were accompanied by "yellow fog, a dim sun, then three suns, frost in July, famine, and the withering of all five cereals".

Of the 700-odd pages of text, a mere 90 accommodate the four volumes that Larkin published when he was alive – The North Ship (1945), The Less Deceived (1955), The Whitsun Weddings (1964) and High Windows (1974) – while nearly 300 are given to poems published but not collected, poems not published, and undated or approximately dated poems.

GCHQ was able to approximately date the papers because in one example Turing had made reference to Hitler's age.

This means that we can approximately date both the time of borrowing and the various sound changes within a language prior to and after the borrowing.

We linked the observed Feo/Fed ratios to the radiometric and OSL ages in a chronofunction, which allows to approximately date soil layers that lack an independent age control.

Data were collected for all visits (approximately 13,000) dated January 1 , 1997through December 31 , 2001

Concentrating on the ones that are signed and can be dated approximately, we soon see that Gentileschi was changeable.

West Coast Straussianism can be dated approximately to Jaffa's role in Barry Goldwater's presidential campaign of 1964.