Sentence examples for calendar terms from inspiring English sources

Jay Rayner Elizabeth David came to me somewhat late, in cookery calendar terms.

However, the bloodiest century in recorded history most certainly ended, in practice if not in strict calendar terms, on that Christmas night almost 18 years ago when the Soviet Union ceased to exist.

In addition to their role in the calendar, terms in the 10-cycle, at the time of their first appearance and for several centuries after, were employed in names referring to dead kin.

In calendar terms, the Super Bowl is February 5th; the start of the 2012 League Year is March 13th.

Exports rose 11.4 percent in month-on-month calendar adjusted terms, while imports were up 6.9 percent, the Chinese customs authority said.

Today it's second only to the NFL playoffs on the football calendar in terms of fan interest and media coverage.

Electronic subscriptions operate on a 12-month calendar year term.

A common model was specified for each city taking into account the following as potential confounders: holidays, day of the week and calendar month, linear terms for barometric pressure (lag 0-3) and wind speed, linear and quadratic terms for time trend and the maximum 1-hour daily value of NO2 (μg/m) at (lag 0-1).

Each model included age as a linear term, sex as a binary term, and calendar month as a categorical term, to allow for seasonal variations.

The Texas race is one of the most important on the calendar in commercial terms because it provides a foothold into the largely untapped potential of the vast US market.

This baseline was calculated using age-specific count-event models that included indicators for calendar week, cyclical terms to account for seasonality and one indicator for influenza activity (proportion of positive rapid influenza tests)[34], [35], [36].