Gregorian calendar

ChemicalSample sample = new ChemicalSample(id, new Gregorian Calendar ), compound) ... 

This date is according to the old Julian calendar. It corresponds to March 1 on our Gregorian calendar. 

Gregorian calendar - The modification of the Julian calendar introduced in 1582 by Pope Gregory Xll which specified that a year divisible by 100 is a leap year only if divisible by 400. 

All events in Russia are dated according to the Julian calendar (Old Style), which was used in Russia until January 1918. It lagged 12 days behind the Gregorian calendar (New Style) in the nineteenth century, and 13 days in the twentieth. For example, February 17, 1869 (Old Style) corresponds to March 1, 1869 (New Style), as can be seen on Fig. 11.2. Gregorian dates will be given for all events occurring outside Russia. 

The complete patent family of patent 01/047747 is shown. The Gregorian calendar version of the Japanese patent number is shown in square brackets. In CA abstracts only patent numbers in the Gregorian calendar version are used. 

Bodl., MS Rawlinson D 833, fol. 89r-v. Halberts dated her disclosure 30 August 1704 and her premonition 14-15 August 1704. She was using the Gregorian calendar, which was 11 days ahead of the Julian calendar (1704 was a leap year). 

Jul. Finished writing Die periodische Gesetzmassigkeit der chemischen Elemente (Ann.) and published in Germany on Nov.6 (Gregorian calendar)... 

The dates for events in Russia are given in the Julian calendar, which lags twelve days behind the Gregorian calendar in the nineteenth century and thirteen days behind in the twentieth century. 

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