| The above mentioned cases do cast a shadow of doubt about having a terminus post quem of 1617 for marked panels. |
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| This yielded a terminus post quem for the deposition of other sherds belonging to that vessel. |
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| Hence the terminus ad quem can by no possibility be referred to a date later than the last decade but two of the second century. |
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| The good as value is the final cause of the action because it attracts the agent to realize that goal or end, the terminus ad quem. |
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| Instead they have, in effect, imposed their own terminus ad quem, being the date of the raising of the present action. |
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| It should be remembered that a dated artefact only provides a terminus post quem for the context in which it is found. |
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| The Pompeii figurine carries a terminus ante quem date of 79 CE, when the Vesuvius erupted and buried Pompeii in a layer of ash. |
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| This would provide a terminus ante quem, but, again, we cannot date the essay on The Pythian Oracles with certainty. |
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| The writ clearly sets a terminus post quem for the addition, but can hardly provide a terminus ante quem for the text itself. |
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| This should provide a date of c.70 B.C. as a terminus ante quem non for this occupation layer. |
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| This may well mark the arrival of the first copies for sale in America, and thus give a terminus ante quem for the publication of the completed set. |
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| The text provides no date by which the terminus ad quem can be fixed. |
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| The year 1543 is, in fact, this author's terminus ad quem, and it is certainly important both for physics and astronomy. |
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| Blomqvist concluded that 2000 BC might provide the terminus post quem for the tradition of Phaethon's disastrous ride. |
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| The terminus ad quem is already existing, and merely receives a new ubication. |
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| It is also a standard that we can use to judge this or that development or terminus ad quem as natural, unnatural, or counternatural. |
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| The creative imagination is the Chaos terminus a quo and the World is the terminus ad quem, the polar character of which sets the permeable bounds to meaning and existence. |
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| Excavation at Lancaster, however, has provided us with a terminus post quem of 326 for the construction of the late fort which appears to have at least one multangular tower. |
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| However, he suggests 1785, the publication year of Schutz's review, as terminus a quo, and the end of Mutach's student years in 1789, as terminus ad quem. |
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