Sentence examples for chronological catalogue from inspiring English sources
In Any Human Heart, Boyd's eighth novel, he set out to tell the story of the 20th century, not as a chronological catalogue of world events but rather by showing how important moments impinged on the life of an ordinary man.
The setlist took audiences through a chronological tour of his back catalogue, including Raspberry Beret, Paisley Park and I Wanna Be Your Lover, with Prince playing a purple baby grand piano.
Many victims do not report what has happened to them straight away, many find it difficult to catalogue their abuse in a neat chronological way capable of withstanding withering and unrelenting questioning in court, and many either return to or stay with the perpetrator.
The occurrences in the paintings in this study bear this out; this pigment was employed in only one of the fifteenth-century works, The Entombment by Dirk Bouts (NG664, probably 1450s), but was identified in eleven of the paintings in the sixteenth-century schools catalogue, shown in Table 5 in chronological order.
Several databases provide paleomagnetic, rock magnetic, and chronological data; however, none that are currently maintained exclusively catalogue data from sediments over the past 50 ka.
The show is presented as an immersive, all-in walkthrough, a catalogue of Gerber's paintings arranged out of chronological order, through which the visitor is obliged to navigate the modest space using a map.
In the 1950s, the "Chronological Archives of Historical Earthquakes in China" was compiled and almost at the same time the "Catalogue of Chinese Earthquake" was also edited.
The archive is chronological.
History will be chronological.
Chronological time is gone.
