A lengthy chronological exhibit traces the story of the War of Independence, and a staircase mural celebrates Father Miguel Hidalgo, the independence-minded priest.
LC: This is not a chronological exhibit.
And toward the end of the largely chronological exhibit, museum-goers can experience Holy Week, one fine-grained gypsum panel at a time.
However, individuals of the same chronological age can exhibit considerable deviations in the degree of senescence-associated functional impairment.
The Minneapolis show is divided into eight chronological sections, with exhibits ranging from items from Luther's childhood home, and the immense pulpit from which he preached his last sermons, to liturgical garments and such kitsch relics as a sixteenth-century commemorative beer tankard.
And it is indeed possible, reading through the exhibit in chronological order, to become rather depressed by the evidence: one travels from ignorance to an abundance (perhaps an overabundance) of knowledge.
Based on these DOE data, Figure 1 exhibits the chronological patterns of variation in energy consumption per capita in three groups of countries as well as those of the world, USA, Japan, and China.
CD24-negative GCa cells exhibited unique chronological changes, converting into the CD24-positive cell type by long-term culture.
SPACUNK4.16c is a predicted trehalose phosphate synthase, and the budding yeast tsl1 mutant also exhibits extended chronological lifespan because of diminished trehalose synthesis (Kyryakov et al. 2012).
Application of this method to brains samples from select regions in two diseases – Alzheimer's disease (AD, superior frontal gyrus), frontotemporal lobar degeneration (FTLD, in rostral aspect of frontal cortex ∼BA10) – showed that while control cohorts exhibited no significant difference between physiological and chronological ages, FTLD and AD exhibited prematurely aged expression profiles.
Curiously, the clinical presentation of these "IBS/FMS CD-associated" patients exhibited a repetitive chronological sequence, usually starting as gastrointestinal relapsing disorders, frequently misclassified as IBS, when the patients were in their 20s and 30s, becoming multisystem "FMS-like" complaints around their mid-40s.
