Sentence examples for Chronological perspective from inspiring English sources

Naylor has skirted the problem of writing about such fast-changing politics by taking a more distant geographical and chronological perspective.

Starting with a chronological perspective we will describe its development, how different countries are promoting OA publishing, and its effects on the journal publishing industry.

Instead of focusing on a purely chronological perspective, the book intends to tell a history of late modern Europe through the lens of actors and groups that shaped both nation-states as well as the many cross-border interactions.

Some people, who are truly on an evolutionary path, are conscious of the fact that dating can happen in a relationship that is not new from a chronological perspective.

Table 1 shows a chronological perspective of recent observations on the action of MMPs.

Here, we will elucidate the relationship between bleeding peptic ulcers and Hp infection from the chronological perspective with an emphasis on diagnosis, treatments, and outcomes.

Zhonghe, Z. Evolutionary radiation of the Jehol Biota: chronological and ecological perspectives.

In order to better capture construction safety research trend, these studies were discussed from chronological and thematic perspectives.

Disentangling the impacts of the first-order trend toward a colder, drier planet through the Late Quaternary from the impacts of human colonization has been challenging, from both the chronological and paleoenvironmental perspectives.

For changing populations, the chronological and thanatological age perspectives typically offer different profiles of the same phenomena, due to changes in lifespan distributions and fluctuations in the birth flow, and therefore offer complementary information on population structure.

"The Journey" flickers constantly between fantasy and reality, at times telling its story in linear, chronological fashion, then suddenly switching perspective between the characters or skipping back and forth in time: one character's death and illness are described in reverse order.