Sentence examples for dating of events from inspiring English sources
Reliable F M curves also require accurate age dating of events, which can be achieved with the careful use of dendrochronological, radiocarbon, and surface exposure dating techniques.
A test-retest design in which the respondents completed the survey again two weeks later was also applied to test the precision and reliability of the participants' dating of events.
The main conclusions (dating of events, location, type of deposit) are depicted (modified from May et al., 2012).
The remaining 28 cases had a longer time lag between recorded death and pneumonia, and we excluded them from further consideration owing to uncertainty about the accuracy of dating of events.
The first, from the 29th to 27th centuries bce, was the time of the three emperors, primarily an era of myth and legend with only approximate dating of events.
Further, Plato's representation of individual Athenians has proved over time to correspond remarkably well to both archaeological and literary evidence: in his use of names and places, familial relations and friendship bonds, and even in his rough dating of events in almost all the authentic dialogues where Socrates is the dominant figure.
Radiocarbon dating of event deposits is performed on plant fragments (such as reeds), because these constitute the youngest material in a sampled horizon.
You might want to check dates of events like birthdays, weddings, festivals, or sporting matches.
It is too soon to know whether the discovery will seriously upset the estimated dates of events like the arrival of human beings in the Western Hemisphere, scientists said.
The individuals quoted remain anonymous, as does the identity of Xbank, all institutions it has worked with, the exact times and dates of events described, and the specific disease focus it operated within.
NatGeo and Banijay/Stephen David Entertainment have obviously decided to let dramatic effect rule the sequence of events, the dates of events and even the events themselves.
