calendrical

• But the New Year, more than any other calendrical boundary encourages both reflection and anticipation. —  Seriously Good
• The great attraction of the dead-diary-as-blog is what I could dub calendrical integrity. —  Hooting Yard
• This marked the end of a 52-year period in the Aztec calendrical cycle that occurred during Moctezuma's reign and can be dated to 1508. —  Art Knowledge News
• "It would have been the conclusion of a major calendrical cycle ... but we have no idea of how they saw the implications of the end of that cycle or if they worried about it," said Stone, whose specialty is Mayan art and hieroglyphics. —  JSOnline.com
• On that note, it's likely that she has all her vacations mapped years in advance using calendrical calculations to get her hiatus requests in early. —  ERE.net

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