Sentence examples for dates assigned from inspiring English sources

Dates assigned by archivists appear in brackets.

Little is known about the "Follies," but the current dates assigned to them seem to be fairly established according to the books I consulted.

For the Petri net fragments involved in conflicts, symbolic production and consumption dates assigned to tokens are calculated based on the sequent calculus of linear logic.

"Each have dates assigned to them," Tim Frank, the N.B.A.'s senior vice president of basketball communications, said in an e-mail message.

In particular, for the Petri net fragments involved in conflict situations, symbolic dates assigned to tokens are calculated using a non-conventional (max;+) algebra based on the sequent calculus of Linear Logic.

If, however, you do stick around, at least two further caveats: references to Pliny are suspect, i.e., statements are often ascribed to him which are not his; and you should disregard the fabulously early dates assigned by Allen to Greek temples.

The "use by date" assigned after the test was 9 February 2016.

Finally, there is good reason to question the Feb. 17 date assigned to The Associated Press photo.

Comments or questions the IRB may have about your project will be sent for your response prior to a meeting date assigned to your protocol.

The actual day, 8 September, also is the date assigned to the birth of the Virgin Mary, and a plainsong proper to that day forms the basis of Davies's piano trio A Voyage to Fair Isle, begun on his birthday in 2002.

The first evidence for the language consists of scattered words in 9th 12th-century Latin texts; continuous documents date from approximately 119th 12th-centuryigned to an extant property agreement between the chiLatin of a well-texts family from the Minho River valley.