Each space shuttle mission is there, in chronological order (note: the mission numbering does not follow, for various reasons).
The title, of course, suggests the general aim: to tell us about Shakespeare in his own times, and the book - never less than elegant, judicious and wise - takes us on a pleasantly discursive journey through the plays in chronological sequence, noting aspects of political life, giving a sense of performing practices of the time, adducing the occasional biographical fact.
Usually, notes will be chronological...the early notes in front, the later ones in back.
Manuel, in the meantime, has consulted the teachings of Jesus, Mahatma Gandhi and the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. — "in chronological order," he noted.
The difference between bone age (BA) and chronological age (CA) (noted as BA CACandand the ratio of bone age to chronological age (BA/CA) were determined.
The chronological handwritten case notes and treatment plans provided a diary of patients' ongoing care.
She was assessed by the Medical Genetics Service at 12 months of chronological age and noted to have significant developmental delay, distinctive facial features and severe symmetric growth retardation (Fig. 1A): head circumference of 37.3 cm (−6 SD), length 58.6 cm (−5.0 SD) and weight of 4.63 kg (−7.3 SD).
The report also makes a point of stopping at various places in its chronological narrative to make note of the children who were raped or abused after the administrators decided that allegations about Sandusky were, as Schultz said in one e-mail, "now behind us".
It is important to note that chronological age, by itself, is not a reliable indicator of life expectancy, functional reserve or the risk of treatment complications (Wedding et al, 2007).
Graham notes the chronological difficulty but does not consider the possibility that "Equalizing Things" may not be the work of Zhuang Zhou (1989: 179).
