Sentence examples for plain year from inspiring English sources

It creates two variables, one with plain year and the second with encrypted day, month, full date and full date ±1 day in different sections.

Dates were also compared in several steps for common errors: (1) plain text year with encrypted day and month for full agreement, (2) encrypted day and month for swapped day and month, (3) encrypted full date and encrypted ±1 day date for ±1 day differences and (4) 1 digit error and transposed numbers in plain year.

To the Palestinians, the people he led for so long, Mr Arafat's flaws of character and leadership had been plain for years, yet were irrelevant.

Now the deep cyclicals suffer seven or eight lackluster or plain bad years for each couple of good ones.

We investigated the importance of CWD to amphibian and reptile communities in managed upland pine stands in the southeastern United States Coastal Plain during years 6 and 7 of a long-term study.

This is only High Plains' second year, and yet it already feels like an institution on par with Portland's Bridgetown or Austin's Moontower Comedy Festival.

They moved to Pine Plains 15 years ago to be close to their daughter, a teacher, and to build their house on property with a trout stream.

Morgan Kellogg, a White Plains 17-year-old, found it difficult to describe the size of skyscrapers, like the now famous World Trade Center, to villagers in Botswana.

Robb and Lydia Turner, who own Crown Maple Farm in Dutchess County, N.Y., bought the 800-acre property in Dover Plains five years ago as a country retreat, then discovered that they also owned a forest of sugar maple trees.

In addition, the fragmentation and inaccessibility of previously available pastureland in the Kitengela plains and year-round heavy grazing by livestock due to sedentarization probably also contributed to the higher mortality.

At 135in long, it is a whopping 31.6in shorter overall than the new Jeep, and with solid axles front and rear on leaf springs, it's about as primitive as the Conestoga wagons that traversed the North American plains 150 years ago.