Sentence examples for date equivalent from inspiring English sources

They bear a date equivalent to 1351.

A wine cup found at Lelang bears an inscription giving its capacity, the names of the people concerned in its manufacture, a date equivalent to 4 ce, and place of origin, the "Western Factory" in Shu Commandery.

Stela 29 bears a Long Count (8.12.14.8.15) date equivalent to AD 292, the earliest surviving Long Count date from the Maya lowlands.

The walls of the tomb were covered with white stucco painted with hieroglyphs that included the Long Count date equivalent to 20 March 457, probably the date of either the death or interment of the king.

First, the difference between the mean angles of birth date (equivalent to mean birth date [ 13]) was obtained for the two years or two species being compared.

As controls were not individually matched to cases, we constructed a date equivalent to the cases' diagnosis date to truncate exposure for controls.

This provides 22,400 months in total (14,000 from the November start dates and 8,400 from the May start dates), equivalent to over 100 times the observed record.

"Credit scores are like the dating equivalent of a sexually transmitted disease test," said Manisha Thakor, the founder and chief executive of MoneyZen Wealth Management, a financial advisory firm.

Much like the dating equivalent, speed funding puts investors at tables around a room and the hopeful startup has just four minutes to pitch their idea, before moving on to the next station.

But the 1959 discovery near Shanghai, in a tomb dated equivalent to 1351, of a small lacquer box carved with figures in a landscape shows that this technique was already well established in the mid-14th century.

But as my friend said, having a child with autism can be, in the eyes of some men, the dating equivalent of being an H.I.V.-positive crack addict with 30 cats.