Sentence examples for the date assigned from inspiring English sources

The actual day, 8 September, also is the date assigned to the birth of the Virgin Mary, and a plainsong proper to that day forms the basis of Davies's piano trio A Voyage to Fair Isle, begun on his birthday in 2002.

The first evidence for the language consists of scattered words in 9th 12th-century Latin texts; continuous documents date from approximately 119th 12th-centuryigned to an extant property agreement between the chiLatin of a well-texts family from the Minho River valley.

Before the date assigned for the hearing, it brought, in the federal court for Eastern Virginia, this suit, in which it sought to enjoin Schauffler, Jacob Blum, the regional attorney for the Fifth Region, both citizens of Maryland; and the trial examiner designated or to be designated, from holding the hearing and taking further proceedings under the act.

I heard frequent complaints about the long delays and the discrepancy between actual dates of publication and the date assigned to the issue.

Due to the inevitable incompleteness of the fossil record, particularly for primates, molecular analyses can generally be expected to give earlier divergence times than is directly supported by fossil evidence.16 The actual time of divergence of a new species from an ancestral population necessarily precedes the date assigned to the earliest relevant fossil evidence.

Typical turnaround time for the modeling reports was 1 wk from the date assigned.

Silent myocardial infarction will be defined as new, pathologic Q waves on serial electrocardiograms (ECG)[ 44] among the subgroup of enrolled adult participants with the event date assigned as the mid-point between the relevant annual visits.

For each patient without CVERP, a random number was selected from the interval pool and added to the date of the first claim for hyperlipidemia or lipid-lowering therapy, with the resulting date assigned as the index date [ 31, 32].

Cases and controls were individually matched by exact age, gender and area of residence based on risk set sampling (Wacholder et al, 1992) (i.e., the controls had to be alive, and at risk for a first skin cancer at the time, the corresponding case was diagnosed (the index date assigned to controls)).

(d_j): the due date assigned to job j. (C_j): the completion time of job j. (f_j): the flowtime of job j calculated by (f_j=C_j-r_j).

Within the study population we identified at random up to four control patients per breast cancer case patient, matched to case patients on age (same year of birth), sex, general practice, and index date (i.e., the control patient got the same index date assigned, i.e., the date of the first-time recorded cancer diagnosis of the case patient).