Sentence examples for dates deduced from inspiring English sources
The dates deduced for the two eclipses are June 5 and November 30 of that year.
Chinese soldiers fighting under the Mongols appear to have used hand cannons in Manchurian battles during 1288, a date deduced from archaeological findings at battle sites.
Therefore, most information on placental biology has to date been deduced from human placental tissue after delivery, pathological pregnancies and ex vivo model systems.
The date was deduced from a hoard of coins discovered beneath a mosaic floor in the temple.
A pioneer in the use of radioisotope dating to deduce historical climate patterns, Broecker developed the concept of the "great ocean conveyor," a loop of deep ocean currents that circulates water, heat and materials around the world.
This is based on materials whose date has been deduced from alternative methods, such as tree ring analysis, and is always being updated and refined.
The collector identity and collection date were respectively deduced from Commerson's handwriting (as in P and NTM) and year of his trip to Argentina.
By examining date of final school qualification and date of course entrance, we deduced that 23 of these students were probably aged 17-18 and two were probably ≥21.
Historical eclipses are a very valuable resource for historians, in that they allow a few historical events to be dated precisely, from which other dates and ancient calendars may be deduced.
After that, the flow contributions of the fault zone and of the shallow aquifers deduced from groundwater dating were compared to analytical solutions.
Furthermore, this study is inductively derived whereas the cycle of adolescent dating violence was derived using deductively deduced existing knowledge.
