Sentence examples for the set of dates from inspiring English sources

Let T 1 = { τ 1 } be the set of dates for revising the allocation by the center.

The set of date palm SSR loci developed in this study could be an informative marker system for geographic partitioning and genotyping of date palm germplasm.

In Holland Menno Simonsz (c. 1496 1561), the founder of the Mennonites, returned to the original Anabaptist teachings and repudiated violence, polygamy, and the setting of dates for the coming of the Lord.

It is also possible to "spin" the STAR and select the set of 5 dates best suited to each individual producer.

TimesOC: Given that this is the second leg of the tour, can fans expect anything different from the first set of dates?

However, the new set of dates generated by Higham shows that these not only cluster round the date of 14,700 years before the present, but that they cover only a very narrow range of about a hundred years or less.

The most famous feature of the choir is the set of choir stalls, dating from about 1380, and described above.

For the music industry at large, the festival accounts for an increasingly important set of dates on the calendar, setting the tone for the remainder of the year.

For the music industry at large, the festival accounts for an increasingly important set of dates on the calendar, setting the tone for the remainder of the year.

A Wisconsin election law loophole permits recalled candidates to raise unlimited funds between the submission of recall petitions and the setting of election dates.

Months of pretrial hearings involving numerous defense motions, including ones for dis missal or to subpoena classi fied documents, have delayed the setting of trial dates.