Sentence examples for in which dates from inspiring English sources

Nikolai Gogol's Diary of a Madman is a journal in which dates give way, dogs talk and the writer, a pen-pushing civil servant named Poprishchin (here called Pushpin), comes to believe himself the king of Spain.

For Capa and Taro the newly discovered negatives are providing a way to make sense of their jumbled archive of images from the Spanish Civil War, in which dates, sequences and even attributions have remained uncertain.

Moreover, IHS audit data are gathered from audited medical records in which dates of diagnosis are likely not as accurate and laboratory measurements not as uniform as in our study.

We note that the confidence intervals are relatively large, however, as would be expected for such indirect estimates, in which dates are estimated jointly with the process of substitution-change variations over time [ 59].

The ways in which dates are written can vary from country to country.

Call it hometown bias, but I think this tiny drive-in, which dates back to the Depression, serves the best cheeseburgers anywhere.

The next phase will surely include "sparking," in which dating Web sites match customers according to DNA-based immunological profiles.

It is difficult to determine the rates of date rape worldwide, especially in cultures in which dating and premarital romantic and sexual relationships either do not occur or do so in diverse contexts.

Greetings, young contestant; it's time to play "Your Favorite Father," in which, "Dating Game" style, you get to choose yourself a new dad from a group of highly qualified hopefuls.

The value of βt was computed using information from herd-tests in which date of the previous bTB test was available (n = 543, 66.8%).

The provided references also lead to publications in which dating of post-fertilization events was inferred, probably incorrectly, from time passed after the injection of human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) [ 77, 78].