Sentence examples for chronological range from inspiring English sources

The chronological range is from Gilbert Stuart and Washington Allston to Nevelson (born, like the museum, in Rockland) and lesser-known current artists like Dozier Bell and Brett Bigbee.

Although the chronological range of the extant Khotanese material is limited to only a few centuries, probably the 7th to the 10th, a rapid development of the language is apparent.

Instead sixth-formers will be asked to study topics from a chronological range of at least 200 years.

History A-level students will study a "chronological range" of at least 200 years, while science A-levels will include more maths.

For this sake, a selection of cost models is performed covering a wide chronological range, journals, and fields including assembly and manufacturing models.

50 years after it was first excavated, the Haua's Epipalaeolithic to post-Classical chronological range and rich finds make it still the key Holocene archaeological site in North Africa.

The cranial series involved in this study, together with their sample sizes, chronological ranges and main references are reported in Table 3. Together, they represent the human cranial morphological diversity seen in the Americas, East Asia and Australo-Melanesia.

(3) Will the formation of an action program be constrained by the level of mental handicap (mild and moderate DS)? Fourteen DS individuals took part in the study; their chronological age range was 14.5 years for mild group (sd = 2.3) and 15.2 years for moderate group (sd = 3.2).

Recruitment of the British and Danish subjects was carried out to give an even spread of subjects across the chronological age range of each study (SI Methods for further details and inclusion/exclusion criteria).

The actual or chronological age range of the children was from 4 to 18 years.

A special strength of our study was the narrow chronological age range of the subjects.