Sentence examples for dates reflecting from inspiring English sources

The middle room is dominated by Still Life (1995 2000) by Weiwei, an amazing collection of 3,600 stone-age axe heads, its dates reflecting the artist's ongoing obsession for collecting.

The current system of food dating reflects more on protecting brand reputation than on food safety, with the "best by" or "sell by" dates reflecting optimum taste but not necessarily spoilage.

Finally, the match code itself could explain the large number of dropouts as there was no tolerance given (e.g. in admission and discharge dates), reflecting an ad hoc deterministic linkage.

Those hard dates reflect a significant concession by the departing Bush administration, which had been publicly averse to timetables.

To test to what extent these dates reflect the onset of deglaciation immediately after cessation of active glacier flow, surface exposure ages are evaluated against independent chronologies of Late Weichselian ice-sheet fluctuations in southwestern Scandinavia.

These quality-control steps minimize the possibility of incorporating sites for which radiometric determinations are minimum ages, and increase the likelihood that dates reflect a human presence during a specific climatic event.

These dates reflect an attempt to include a manageable body of current literature.

Death date is recorded in the PAS system, so having multiple death dates reflects having two PAS entries.

Moreover, Mr. O'Connell said that the state's instructional materials were woefully out of date, reflecting little of the new curriculum that students are expected to master to pass the exit exam.

ICUC-9 was the largest ICUC held to date, reflecting the increased interest in climate and meteorology at the urban scale by the research community.

Despite the date reflecting the arrival of the First Fleet, contemporary celebrations are not particularly historical in their theme.