Sentence examples for known year from inspiring English sources

We collected faeces from Global Positioning System GPS Vectronic Aerospace GmbHbH) collared bears of known sex and age (i.e. known year of birth or cementum age analysis) during the mating season (1 May–15 July) and post-mating season (1 August 30 September) of 2010.

Then, just as I was about to leave the dictionary's Web site, I noticed something new: next to the earliest known year that a word appears in print for "alembicated," 1786 Merriam-Webster now offers a link to a list of all the other words that were first used in the same year.

Often, only the year is known, and, in that case, Crunchbase defaults the listed start date to January 1 of the known year.

To assemble data sets suitable for demographic analysis (see below), reference strains from epidemiologically unlinked individuals were chosen according to the following criteria: 1. known country were the infection was acquired; 2. known year of sampling, and 3. sequences from therapy naïve subjects and/or without known mutations associated with drug-resistance.

The consensus and ancestral sequences for different HIV proteins, as well as 59 individual world-wide HIV-1 clade B p24 sequences with known year of sampling were downloaded from the Los Alamos HIV database at www.hiv.lanl.gov/ (consensus August 2004).

The midpoint (15th) of the month was used as an approximation for the remaining cases with known month of birth (19.4%), while 1 July was used for the remaining cases with known year of birth only (16.1%).

Asked yesterday about his e-mail problem, Clinton said, "I believe that was known years ago".

An important issue is that the occurrence of public holidays (or bank holidays) is usually known years in advance.

"This we know, year after year".

"We don't know year to year if the money will be available," he said.

"I don't know years when it comes to my archives," Mr. Blahnik said.