Sentence examples for chronological sections from inspiring English sources

Helpfully, the curators have divided the show into five chronological sections: Impressionism, Expressionism, Abstraction, Modern Realism and the Conceptual approach.

It's divided into six chronological sections ranging from "P. T. Barnum: A Time for Change," to "Lind Mania: The Industrialization of a Nightingale".

KPC Design conceived the displays, dividing the Nazi era into five chronological sections, each portrayed on a four-sided, freestanding column.

The contents are straightforwardly split into easily accessible chronological sections, which - unhampered by the limitations of the curriculum - explore aspects of everyday life, encouraging readers to make links between social, economic and political developments, and intellectual and cultural history.

The debut presentation is in place; overall it looks good, though its chronological sections suggest that the two curators had different ideas about what they wanted from their installation.

Living on Paper is presented in chronological sections, each helpfully introduced by Rowe and Horner, who set the scene for Murdoch's life at that time; her writing, her passions, her whereabouts.

A revised version was published beginning in 1958, and is prominently placed in the last chronological section of Auden's Collected Shorter Poems, 1922 1957 (1966).

As discussed in the 'Paleomagnetic data' and 'Chronological data' sections, different types of uncertainties are listed in the database and the plots will show all uncertainties regardless of type.

"My books tend not to be chronological -- sections don't follow each other logically.

The more affordable "Stax Story" provides four different chronological cross-sections of the catalog: hits (from Otis Redding, Sam and Dave, the Staples Singers, Isaac Hayes, Jean Knight, Rufus and Carla Thomas and that studio band, Booker T. and the MG's), blues-based songs, worthy non-hits and live performances.

It has been designed to accommodate experimental radiocarbon ages and their uncertainties at one standard deviation (see 'Chronological data' section).