Sentence examples for citation date from inspiring English sources

Although each episode had its unique features, some recurring themes, issues and errors (for example, a characteristic misspelling of my surname and a consistent error in a citation date) have emerged from the muck.

"We shall come in drag, which means men wearing women's costumes," is an O.E.D. citation dated 1870 from an English newspaper.

"A male worker observed having bare-hand contact with one slice of ready-to-eat lime while placing on top of beer bottle for patron in bar," the citation, dated Oct. 9, states.

Reviewing the citation dates from the accompanying articles, a reader might guess that 'medical PTSD' is a new disease.

The vast majority of the words, definitions and citations date to Murray's day.

T is the date of publication for a citation, T0 is a reference date (January 1, 2000) and α is an adjustable factor that allows the user to vary the weight given to timeliness in ranking citations.

With 19 publishers (including AAAS, publisher of Science) and about 1000 journals lined up so far, PubSCIENCE already has over a million citations dating as far back as 1974.

It includes 15 million citations dating back to the mid-1960's [ 8].

Duplicate records identified by title, authors, journal citation and date published, were removed.

The citation was dated Sept. 9.

He suggests measuring the academic influence of CEAs by how often their economists have been cited by their peers.The Economist decided to see how different councils fared, through a widely-used index that ranks the top 5% of academic economists worldwide by citations to date.