Sentence examples for chronological boundary from inspiring English sources

Such a chronological boundary may have to be drawn arbitrarily between the last survivors of H. erectus and the earliest members of a succeeding species (e.g., Homo sapiens).

The inclusion of Ms. Smith's work is only one of several instances in which "Making Choices" breaks from its chronological boundaries.

Art also makes us aware of time by evoking other art, often leaping across chronological boundaries to connect styles, values or sensibilities.

A majority consensus, however, still conceives of the Italian Renaissance as a period of cultural history having no very sharp chronological boundaries but stretching over the years from about 1340 to about 1550.

Periodization, they write, should not be based on chronological boundaries, but a "time section dominated by a system of literary norms, standards, and conventions, whose introduction, spread, diversification, integration, and disappearance can be traced" which must be extracted from history, with boundaries marked by both internal and external changes.

The archive is chronological.

History will be chronological.

Chronological time is gone.

The order is chronological.

Beware chronological snobbery.

And it's chronological but memory is not chronological".