Sentence examples for dates in the range from inspiring English sources

This site yielded many well-preserved examples of T. chinensis that yielded 14C dates in the range AD 1216 1505.

The T e estimates produced by r8s [ 54] pointed to yet slightly older dates in the range of 1,104-1,308 MyAdditionalnal file 1).

But he added that the earlier date in the range would be possible if China continued to invest in renewable energy, improved energy efficiency, commercialised carbon capture technology and changed consumer behaviour.

The mean difference (bias) in Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) between actual Landsat observations and the fused Landsat-MODIS data, generated for Landsat overpass dates, is in the range of − 0.011 to 0.028 for every year.

History of DDT spray of houses in 'low risk' and 'high risk' villages before the sampling date was in the range of 1 to 144 months.

Although not entirely satisfying, this distinction may be the most accurate to date in capturing the range of possible deformities seen.

He dates the Exodus in the range of 1400-1200 B.C.E).. Also included are the cities of Iyyn and Abel (biblical Abel Shittim) both in Numbers 13: 45-50; Yom haMelach (Numbers 34 3); and Athar (Hebrew Atharim) (Numbers 21 1).

We, therefore, included dates of visits in the range between 30 days prior to diagnosis to 183 days (6 months) post-diagnosis.

The TREx distances from the divergence of all of the porcine aromatases and the modern forms ranges from 0.082 0.116, corresponding to dates of divergence in the range of 27 39 Ma.

In the 1930s split-twig animal figurines were found in the Redwall Limestone cliffs of the Inner Gorge that were dated in this range.

The preliminary tests were first carried out with spectrum analyzer and function generator to acquire the dielectric power spectra of the dates in the radio frequency range of 1 100 MHz through noncontact parallel plates.