Sentence examples for dates coming from from inspiring English sources

We present dates coming from the calibration of radiometric results as 'cal yr BP', and calibrate the radiocarbon following the program OxCal v4.1.3 [54] using IntCal04 calibration curve.

"Someone said mid-May, late May, I don't know where these dates come from.

One problem: The ancient dates came from the soil, not the artifacts themselves.

The oldest dates come from the states Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, indicating that there was an occupation as far back as the 6th century BC.

But those dates come from the youngest reliably dated fossils that have been found, and who is to say there aren't even younger fossils out there?

Some of the dates come from marine mammals which have some reservoir effect not calculated yet.

The dates come from volcanic rocks found in the vicinity of two partial skulls that were discovered near the Omo River in southern Ethiopia in 1967.

Breeding dates came from notations on tags for museum study skins, from egg sets in museum collections, and from collected nestlings that were still growing all their flight feathers.

"Where does that date come from?

However, the main deficiency of many of the proposed mechanisms to date comes from their inability to properly interoperate with legacy IEEE 802.11 (DCF) systems.

Mr. Jackson acknowledged that much, though not all, of his support to date comes from minority members of the party.