Sentence examples for more precise date from inspiring English sources

I think a more precise date is 1966 to 1970, Mr. Gore's Harvard years.

In this way, the deviations can be compensated for and the carbon-14 age of the sample converted to a much more precise date.

In a statement, NHS England said the collection of data from GPs' surgeries would now begin in the autumn – it did not give a more precise date – to permit "more time to build understanding of the benefits of using the information, what safeguards are in place, and how people can opt out if they choose to".

Eddy (1977b, 1980) and Vaquero and Vázquez (2009) even claim that historical documents can offer us data with more precise date than radioactive isotopes.

As for Labour, the IFS is frustrated by its failure to put a more precise date on when it will hit its target of balancing the budget, excluding investment, and whether it actually wants a surplus rather than just a nil balance.

A more precise date and location cannot be given, as neither Brown nor Good mentions the collection in his diary.

More precise dating in 2010 by Longrich found that the second youngest ash can actually be dated more precisely than thought by Sullivan (2006), only having an error range of 0.18 million years.

The two men in the trench, their shirts now soaked in sweat, were eager to find evidence that would yield more precise dates for the finds.

The next lift-off from the adjacent Cape Canaveral Air Force Station is a resupply mission next month to the International Space Station; for more precise dates and future launches see bit.ly/321LiftOff.ly/321LiftOff

Subdividing time and rock units in this way allows more precise dating of geologic events and correlation of rocks between areas.

Tests on different parts of the lava flows put more precise dates on when they formed, and showed that a massive rise in the eruption rate came soon after the giant impact.