Sentence examples for dates form from inspiring English sources

Radiocarbon dates form the basis of many archaeological chronologies that span the last 50,000 years.

The creation dates formed three distinct distributions centered at 42.0, 36.3, and 25.9 million years ago in the human, mouse, and rat genomes, respectively, signifying a burst in retrotranspositional activity around those times.

It is an up-to-date form of telephone scrambling.

Mentions Crusader fighter planes, a Hawk, an Honest John, dating form the NATO days.

His debates to date form a fairly apt metaphor for his candidacy and, really, for his political identity.

In recent years, the conductor has become enamored of the first version of the score, dating form 1887. Lasting nearly ninety minutes, with a half-hour Adagio, it is dreamier, murkier, and more discursive than the subsequent version of 1890.

The anime filmmakers who followed Tezuka, in the boom in theatrical and television animation engendered by the success of "Astro Boy," imitated his style, establishing what was, in fact, a specific, strictly dated form of 1920's-30's graphic design as the baseline of the new medium.

Perhaps not the most innovative omni-channel retailer to date, (form over function has long been a challenge for high-fashion brands) but back in 2010 Ralph Lauren embraced the opportunity to reinvent the fashion show with their 4D experience at their 888 Madison Avenue flagship and No1 New Bond Street stores.

All porins of Gram-negative bacteria that have been crystallized to date form stable trimers, with each monomer composed of a 16-stranded β-barrel with a relatively narrow central pore.

We are each free to date, form new relationships, and create new lives.

Islam suffered from violent factions, notably the Sunni-Shia schism, dating form soon after Muhammad's death.