Sentence examples for units date from inspiring English sources

Intensive-care units date basically to the nineteen-fifties.

Carcass locations were recorded with handheld GPS units; date of death, gender, and age were estimated when possible.

This included the product name, international non-proprietary name, Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical code, total number of delivered units (eg, tablets or capsules), prescribed daily number of units, date of delivery and drug dosage.

The sequence comprises six main units, dating back to 8.7 8.5 ka cal BP.

The extensional Neogene Albegna Basin (Southern Tuscany, Italy) includes several thermogene travertine units dating from the Miocene to Holocene time.

Luminescence dating of this site shows the upper sedimentary unit to span at least the last 60 ka with tentative age estimates from underlying cemented aeolian units dating back to the last interglacial and beyond.

The contemporary French intelligence and counterintelligence system consists of an amalgam of units dating from the time of Napoleon I and an organization developed by General Charles de Gaulle as leader of the Free French in World War II.

The idea that atoms consisted of tiny elemental units dates back to the ancient Greeks.

One local leader at Tarapur says that the two older units, dating from 1969, and supplied by the American engineering giant, General Electric, have already run for 16 years longer than their design lives.

It was one of the Air Force's original units, dating back to the service's formation in 1921, when it was established at RAAF Point Cook, Victoria.

The Swedish National Patient Register covers 99.7% of all public and private inpatient care units dating from 1987.