Sentence examples for correctly dated from inspiring English sources

And this year we learned how an unreleased film could be correctly dated using the sprocket holes alone.

Arthur said both these works were correctly dated, but the redating of the other symphonies before and after was of huge importance.

We do this using a technique called crossdating, which helps us ensure that each ring is correctly dated to its exact year of formation.

Our 7-year-old, Gabe, chose a Yellow Submarine motif, and Jacob, 10, decorated his room with baseball placards that he spotted -- and correctly dated to be from 1969 -- at the flea market.

A nonaggression pact signed between Ashurbanipal and Tugdamme, if correctly dated after the mid-650s, confirms the Greek data concerning Tugdamme's involvement in the events of 652 the capture of Sardis and the death of Gyges.

Five hundred lawn signs about the vote date are being stickered over with newly printed and correctly dated stickers, as are 10,000 fliers, 2,000 buttons and 1,000 bumper stickers, said Lynn Green, a founder of the New Rochelle Public Library Foundation, which paid for much of the informational material.

It's just the sign of a careful restorer who found correctly date-coded castings to replace the lost original pieces.

The words "correctly date-coded and numbers matching" in the description are not the functional equivalent of "includes all important original parts".

To overcome these difficulties, a multigene approach has been undertaken to differentiate between a shared or species-specific WGD in the legumes Glycine max and Medicago truncatula[ 16] and a phylogenomics approach to correctly date proposed WGDs early in plant evolution [ 14].

Even in early 19th-century Britain, where dinosaurs were first dated correctly and classified, flights of imagination were at least as important to the project of conceptualising them as painstaking anatomical study.

By the 4th century BCE, the practice of the epiklerate was falling into disuse, and it disappeared during the Hellenistic Period, although it continued to appear in New Comedy and scattered inscriptions from the 3rd century BCE, if dated correctly, refer to occasional epikleroi.