Sentence examples for precisely dated from inspiring English sources

His prophetic call is precisely dated by him "in the year that King Uzziah died".

That has to be true; the work is almost precisely dated.

The researchers said that to their knowledge "this is the oldest genetic proof of malaria in precisely dated mummies".

The Creede flora has been precisely dated radiometrically at 27.2 million years; thus it is late Oligocene.

The elegy had been precisely dated by the death of its subject, William Peter, on Jan . 25 , 1612

Polenta is made from ground maize, and the scene in the book is precisely dated to the early 1480s.

This month, new research precisely dates the disappearance of woolly mammoth from St Paul's Island, Alaska, at 5,600 years ago.

This expanded capability will enable future rovers for the first time to precisely date the geological age of Martian samples.

The last ∼500 to 300 years in the 14C calibration curve is problematic with wide fluctuations often rendering large age spans that do not precisely date single events, especially troubling with a culture-historical record of ∼1000 years duration.

We've been able to precisely date rocks because of radioactivity for only 50 years; we have understood continental drift for 50 years and DNA for less time than that.

We also would like to include deposits that extend the record up 20 million years or so towards the present, and another low-latitude core that we can precisely date.