Others have suggested, however, that this date marks creation as having occurred after that time span.
In a speech on Friday to mark the creation of the department, President Bush reminded the audience that there was "no such thing as a 100percentt guarantee that we're protected".
He illustrated his talk with vivid color graphics, produced on a Silicon Graphics computer by Linde and his son Dmitri, in which bristling bundles of spikes represent the "pretty big bangs" that mark the creation of various universes.
The devices are compatible with Android and iOS handsets and mark the creation of a new product category.
Russell Crowe attended a ceremony to mark the creation of the stamps.
The inscription reads "Russian cannon captured during the Crimean War presented to the people of Ely by Queen Victoria in 1860 to mark the creation of the Ely Rifle Volunteers".
The trunk growing from that root split into two branches, marking the creation of two new species, and this branching continued right on up to the top of the tree - representing those species alive today.
And all of the effort presumes that 1776 is synonymous with freedom to begin with, when it could be argued that it marks the creation of a slaveholding nation.
A certain intrepid spunk marked the creation of Stratton, which was financed by a small group of original investors, including the novelist Pearl S. Buck, who each ponied up $500 in the late 1950's.
HALF a century on, it's hard to remember the starry-eyed idealism that marked the creation of the West Side Urban Renewal Area, the widely praised effort to replace 20 blocks of notorious slums with housing for a broad mix of social and economic groups.
By monitoring the positions and times at which these events occurred and by measuring the products' kinetic energies, the Dubna team discovered a few series of correlated events that marked the creation and subsequent disintegration of two isotopes of the new element: 293117 and 294117.
