Sentence examples for dates of occurrence from inspiring English sources
In this regard, eclipses have distinct advantages over other celestial phenomena such as comets: in addition to being frequently recorded in history, their dates of occurrence can be calculated exactly.
Results show that significant changes in trend were almost always consistent across Senegalese regions, with a few years' differences in the dates of occurrence of the changes.
The frequency of the dates of occurrence of winter maximum daily flows increased significantly during the last winter decade (ten days) after the 1970s for most rivers in southern Quebec.
Finally, canonical correlation analysis revealed that the magnitude of winter maximum daily flows is positively correlated with the Pacific Decadal Oscillation (PDO), while their dates of occurrence are correlated with the North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO).
Such models can be traced back to 1735, when Reaumur proposed that the bioclimatic events of organisms and the dates of occurrence differ with regions, species, and altitude because the temperature required for each organism to grow and develop varies and accumulates differently according to region.
We then categorized these outbreaks into seven groups (I VII) by geographical areas and dates of occurrence (Table 1), and found that outbreaks of AIV H5N1 occurred by 6 days later after "day 0", a term used here to represent the day that lowest daily temperatures were reached (Fig. 1).
Aside from typhoon data, flood data from the National Fire Agency, as well as data on affected areas, dates of occurrences, and receding dates from the Ministry of Interior Affairs, were also used.
These data were used to identify affected areas, dates of occurrences, duration, and reasons for outages, such as broken pipes or constructions.
For purposes of treatment, a chart that records the nature and date of occurrence of a woman's symptoms can aid diagnosis.
The data consists of reported incidents along with their description, location and date of occurrence.
