But these trends mask more durable patterns, at least from a crudely chronological point of view.
Because we spent sixteen months checking him, checking him from the medical, polygraph, legal, geographical, chronological point of view.
Ab ovo, ( Latin: "from the egg") in literature, the practice of beginning a poetic narrative at the earliest possible chronological point.
In his Ars poetica, the Latin poet and critic Horace pointed out the immediate interest created by this opening in contrast to beginning the story ab ovo ("from the egg")—i.e., from the birth of Achilles, which is the story's earliest chronological point.
The master of ceremonies, Steve Harvey, hones the idea of old school to a precise chronological point: "I'm a 1974 brother," he says, wrapping himself in the luscious romanticism of Lenny Williams and Teddy Pendergrass, whose music swells with the kind of emotion that hip-hop, in Mr. Harvey's view, disdains.
Mothers were encouraged to tell the 'story of their loss' beginning at the chronological point which made most sense to them.
Besides, a joinpoint analysis was conducted to investigate the chronological point in time of the trend change in a linear slope [ 15].
First: data were collected by each center in a consecutive manner from a chronological point of view for patients attending oncologic units in the indicated period in order to exclude any selection bias.
From a chronological point of view, viral infections can be either (1) acute, (2) exacerbated chronic infections, (3) reactivated persistent, quiescent viruses (e.g. Herpesviridae), or (4) represent the restoration of pathogenicity of viral segments that had long been integrated in the human genome, such as human retroviruses.
We estimated the difference between chronological time points within accessions, simultaneous time points between accessions and chronological time points between accessions.
