Sentence examples for chronological phases from inspiring English sources

Lowland Maya civilization falls into two chronological phases or cultures: Tzakol culture, which is Early Classic and began shortly before 250 ce, and the Late Classic Tepeu culture, which saw the full florescence of Maya achievements.

Site distribution is plotted in maps of site density according to geographical districts and the main chronological phases.

Covering a time span from the 1970s to today, we explore four distinct chronological phases of this triangular relationship.

Schleiermacher's ethical thought divides into two overlapping chronological phases: The first phase -- which stretched from the late 1780's until about 1803 -- was mainly critical in character.

Different chronological phases were often represented by different sample types in sites with multi-phase stratigraphies, indicating the importance of parallel analyses.

This diverse media, along with changes in style, composition and subject matter reflects at two different chronological phases: hunter-gatherers and agrarian communities.

But though the show puts distinct emphasis on each chronological phase, it is the inexhaustible originality of his mind that strikes from first to last.

House 3, which was excavated in 2010, belongs to the same chronological phase.

Structure: There are three chronological consultation phases, with six to seven recommendations for good GP-patient communication within each phase.

A dynamic model, called "immunoediting", more appropriately emphasizes the dual roles of immunity and describes tumour and immune system interactions in a chronological three phase process: elimination (immunosurveillance), dynamic equilibrium and escape [ 60, 61].

The show is divided into three sections that are more or less chronological and correspond to phases in the development of Japanese tea culture, beginning with what the exhibition curator, Sadako Ohki, calls the medieval period — roughly the ninth through the 15th centuries.