Sentence examples for chronological survey from inspiring English sources

The adjacent galleries are devoted to an extensive chronological survey.

(One room is filled with a chronological survey of his drawings).

The third space is both a library and darkroom, containing a detailed chronological survey of her life.

There is difficulty of form; a chronological survey would be long and repetitive, but almost every other pattern is unworkable.

That is unquestionably what we are getting in Simon Rattle's three-night chronological survey in London this week with the Berliner Philharmoniker.

An impressive curatorial team is behind what is an extensive chronological survey, including Catherine David from Musée d'Art Moderne of Paris and Tate Modern's Morad Montezzami.

If your yardstick is whether a work is well known, chronological surveys of Beethoven's piano sonatas move slowly at first: It isn't until the Sonata No. 8 in C minor (Op. 13) that the first nickname ("Pathétique") appears.

Their survey is chronological, so the opening concert consisted of the two most expansive of Sibelius's seven numbered symphonies.

In order to compare growth trajectories between twins and singletons, the singleton data were reordered as a function of chronological age instead of survey year.

Choose between chronological and functional resume formats.

In contrast to the current exhibition at the Whitney, which is, she said, a "a broad historical survey," her approach is categorical rather than chronological.