Sentence examples for given date that from inspiring English sources

Legally, prior art is information that has been disclosed to the public in any form about an invention before a given date that might be relevant to the patent's claim of originality.

Dr. Spencer said in an e-mail message that mitochondrial DNA was hard to date accurately and often gave dates that were too old.

It can end the uncertainty by directing that all the hand counts be fully completed by a given date and that those tallies be included in the final count.

"If Lavezzi fails to turn up on that given date, then things would change".

Gp → Fp follows given ∃xlxz, stating that 'there is a date later than any given date', i.e., that there is no last moment of time.

After a given date, a new technology meant that all of culture was somehow different.

In early 1987, Ulay made another trip to China to continue negotiations for our walk, and we were finally given a date: that summer.

Although it may sound counterintuitive, a new site launching today called Circl.es wants to give date seekers that feeling of newness by tapping into one of the most familiar platforms … Facebook.

We have given out dates that are markers for us getting into trouble.

I'm not going to sit here and give dates or anything like that.

Watch out for people who may give you dates that do not exist just to trick you, e.g., April 31st (there aren't 31 days in April) or February 29, 1900 (this turn of the century year is not a leap year).