Sentence examples for properly dated from inspiring English sources
In due course the timber itself will be properly dated.
A cuddly, properly dated specimen already resides in the Hall of Fame in Cooperstown.
As yet, these events are not properly dated, but they may tentatively be assigned to a period from about 1200 800 bce.
This week, a study published in Nature by Maxime Aubert and Adam Brumm of the University of Wollongong, in Australia, and colleagues shows that some paintings in a cave in Sulawesi, Indonesia are equally ancient.The images themselves are not new discoveries, but they had not until now been properly dated.
With its white tiles, vintage detailing and tenement-green bagel case, Zucker's Bagels and Smoked Fish, which just opened in TriBeCa, has a properly dated look to suggest it has been around almost as long as such New York icons as Russ & Daughters (since 1914) and Barney Greengrass (since 1908).
A sensational discovery in a cave in Kenya is being kept under wraps until it can be properly dated.Some think African rock art should provide a pan-African rallying point, free of politics or religion.
Regional correlation of dated weathered land surfaces provides the necessary constraints to test long-term continental landscape evolution models, but major challenges remain in properly dating these surfaces.
"I've been working crazy, so I'm not really having the time to properly date," he said. .
After all, so far as we can tell the gross neural anatomy of the human has remained unchanged for hundreds of millennia, while the age of bi-directional digital media only properly dates – in my view – from the inception of wireless broadband in the early 2000s, hardly enough time for natural selection to get to work on the adaptive advantages of … tweeting.
And let's hope it is because, properly handled, dating shows make terrific viewing.
A prison official later testified that guards were suspicious because some stampings were not properly initialed or dated, but said most of the papers would be returned.
