But no specific calendar date had been assigned.
The calendar date for grieving had switched to Mother's Day, and there would never be a crayoned card to cover that occasion.
There is presumably a calendar date — a moment — when the onus of proof passed from the atheist to the believer, when, quite suddenly, the noes had it".
As is true for Firefighter Sullivan's family, Sept. 11 will remain an inescapably poignant calendar date for Marian Fontana, 47, of Staten Island.
This meant that the calendar date of Sirius' rising became increasingly out of step with the original dates as the years progressed.
New Year's Eve isn't just a calendar date; it's an industry, a full-employment program for makers of Champagne, party hats and toothpicks, for waiters and taxi drivers and bouncers, and not least for disc jockeys and musicians.
And all the states hoping to leap-frog their way to an earlier calendar date have populations that are far more diverse than those of Iowa and New Hampshire.
Now Fed watchers are confused about why the central bank changed its tune, and whether to look for the 6.5% unemployment number or the calendar date of 2015 for higher rates.
"A change in the calendar date might be interpreted pessimistically as a downgrade of the committee's economic outlook rather than as conveying the committee's determination to support the economic recovery," some participants noted according to the minutes.
Häkkinen, Linkosalo and Hari [14] used calendar date as an operational variable for light conditions.
Therefore, many corrections are necessary to the raw radiocarbon age to yield a calendar date [124 128].
