Sentence examples for chronological landmark from inspiring English sources
Most valuable to historians was a reference to Alexander's meeting the young prince Sandrocottos, a name identified in the 18th century as Chandragupta, which provides a chronological landmark in early Indian history.
The age of 70 is a chronological landmark commonly used in oncology for the definition of old patients (Pallis et al, 2010).
Mr. Goad gives brief, lively descriptions of 448 landmarks in this chronological guide, which design-minded tourists will want to take along (although armchair travelers will probably be frustrated by the small grainy photographs).
We chose for demographic landmarks, rather than chronological age, to ensure that comparisons are made across corresponding age classes (middle-aged vs. old) of populations and treatments with different ageing rates.
Changes in bud growth were linked to landmark events, allowing a chronological ranking of various developmental stages.
But experienced UK ravers – of whatever generation – will certainly find much to amuse them in Spin's "Dance Party USA" timeline (a chronological overview focussing on such key historical landmarks as the release of the film Kids and Roni Size's Mercury prize win).
The National Gallery of Victoria's new landmark exhibition weaves these diverse impulses into a coherent, chronological narrative of elite clothing in Australia.
The archive is chronological.
History will be chronological.
