Sentence examples for Chronological constraints from inspiring English sources

Chronological constraints from radiocarbon dating and archaeological finds are used to reconstruct sedimentation rates for fossil to recent irragric anthrosols.

Chronological constraints, supported by 40Ar/39Ar ages of tephra layers, archaeo-tephro-stratigraphy and pollen analysis, permit identification of the main phases of the geological geomorphologic evolution of the Sessano basin from the Middle Pleistocene onwards.

However, detailed chronological constraints are required to establish such links.

Byrne shirks chronological constraints, beginning each chapter with an object of special significance in the author's life — a shawl, a wooden lap desk — on the premise that much of Austen's fiction was "made real by a few carefully chosen things".

Figure 3 compares the new chronological constraints from the shallow water sections of the Luolou Platform to those of the deeper water sections at Penglaitan and Dongpan25, and to the Meishan GSSP24.

However, our review of the literature found surprisingly few high quality chronological constraints on changing glacier extents on these timescales in the maritime and sub Antarctic sector.

Our night stretches out, unfolding in vagueness, a vast and melancholy mockery of a place outside all chronological constraint, where each fact is a particle on the move.

The cross spectral analysis (Blackman-Tukey) performed on the two time series shows that the coherency between SST and %GEO for the last 700 years is significant (P > 0.95) at three frequencies (1/118, 1/36, and ~1/23 yeand−1) and relatively in phase (within the chronological constraint) between the two records (Fig. 8).

When the agent acts, she continues a history within its material, chronological, and social constraints, and she creates a basis for its further development through later acts.

The table represents selected studies in chronological order that studies cash flow sensitivity to investment and financial constraints along with the methodology and splitting criteria used for analysis.

Are they subject categories, chronological gatherings, project clusters, a map of intellectual terrain or evidence of the constraints of space and shelving?