Sentence examples for dates of one from inspiring English sources

Well, the first few dates of one, at any rate.

The work was carried out in two phases, (a) the model was run to investigate the potentialities of intercrops as compared to sole crops, and (b) the model was run to explore options for managing pea barley intercropping, asking the following three questions: (i) in order to increase light capture, would it be worth delaying the sowing dates of one species?

An earlier version of this post misstated the dates of one of the added performances.

Successive harvest dates may be obtained either by planting varieties having different maturity dates or by changing the sequence of planting dates of one particular variety.

That is a nice segue to the Priority Mail message, which promotes upgrades that include free, improved tracking; free insurance, valued at $50 or $100; and specified delivery dates of one, two or three days.

Because we had no data on the date of one patient's second diagnosis, only 43 patients were considered when synchronous and metachronous bilateral breast cancers were analysed separately.

This method of calibrating a tree based on specifying the date of one of the nodes has a long history [ 35].

Correction: October 14, 2000, Saturday Because of an editing error, an obituary of Representative Bruce F. Vento of Minnesota on Wednesday misstated the date of one of his last major votes, opposing normal trade relations with China.

Whether you're fluent in Spanish or flunked out of it in high school, it's easy to remember the date of one of Mexico's biggest holidays, which falls on Saturday this year.

After ascending and descending the spiral gallery of the Guggenheim's On Kawara-Silence exhibition I saw more than the singular date of one canvas.

LAWRENCE VAN GELDER Correction: June 1 , 2002 Saturday A brief report in The Arts on Thursday about new photography exhibitions in Washington misstated the opening date of one show and omitted the site of another.