chronology造句

The chronology of charcoal deposits closely matches the tree-ring chronology of fire scars.

I didn't want there to be a chronology in wiki.

Historians seem to have confused the chronology of these events.

As a result, the book flows thematically, not in aday-by-day chronology.

The first half of this work is an autobiographical chronology of the author's life.

a competent job; the book is a workmanlike job with chronology and bibliography and index.

If you only log to the second, you cannot reestablish the chronology.

In order words, the chronology shows that dancing while you have a minor injury could be a very foolish mistake.

Next he learns about the Copernican system, and after that he moves on to geometry, and then to chronology.

So also are attempts to draw up a chronology of the events in the life of or ACTS of Jesus.

Remember that a thesis is not a story: it usually doesn't follow the chronology of things that you tried.

Masking of a non-metaphorical kind is a different matter, its significance transcending an art historian's tinkering with chance effects of chronology and national origin.

Though rich with archival materials and historical information, Frosted is an overall disappointment, presented as a chronology/filmography rather than a digestible journey through Wong’s life.

Although Genius of Britain follows a chronology, it focuses on the scientists involved as much as their discoveries, as the presenters each champion their personal heroes.

The following is a chronology of global counter-crisis actions since the first BRIC summit held in Yekaterinburg, Russia, in June 2009.

Fundamentally, chronology is a calendar system - a particular way of reckoning time - and is the framework in which date arithmetic is done. Examples of chronologies supported by Joda are.

"So we can show them tweets ranked by influence rather than chronology," says Galuba. He says the new site should be live within the next two or three months.

To develop a separate chronology for past fires, co-authors R. Scott Anderson and Douglas J. Hallett looked for charcoal in sediment cores taken from meadows within the sequoia groves.

I'd try and replay it back. And obviously the time is over in some way, it's behind you, but the chronology of events — but everything I remembered happening was very large.

With a detailed chronology of who did and decided whatin the days and hours leading up to the war still (oddly) unavailable, anaccurate assessment of the causes of war is still impossible.