A lengthy chronological exhibit traces the story of the War of Independence, and a staircase mural celebrates Father Miguel Hidalgo, the independence-minded priest.
The second half is a series of disconnected essays, which appear to follow no chronological order, and tracing Weiner's life after she has kids.
I can't believe there could be a better book about the Beatles: it lists every recording in chronological order, thereby tracing the history of the band and its members.
The actual motorway outside reinforces that feeling; cars encircling the structure.Visitors merge in and out of the museum's parallel chronological tracks, one tracing the brand's development through collections of cars and trucks while the other features historical displays, documents and other paraphernalia.
Adopting a chronological approach, Barratt traces its evolution from its pre-Roman origins, through its role as the "fortified heart of Norman power", and into the medieval period, when 100,000 people lived in London, many of them beyond the City walls in nascent suburbs.
Tracing Calder's years in Connecticut, the chronological survey of large- and small-scale sculptures, maquettes, paintings, drawings, tapestry and other works ranges from 1926 to 1972.
Tracing the arc of Krasner's work, the chronological display makes clear her contributions to Abstract Expressionism and her dialogue with artists, critics and writers, among them Hans Hoffman, de Kooning, Matisse, Mondrian and Picasso.
Since Torr rarely dated her work, it is difficult to trace any chronological development, other than a movement from abstraction early on to more representational pictures later.
It traces a chronological history, beginning with their unpromising genesis in the folk parks of 1960s Sweden – where Ulvaeus's winsome Hootennany Singers plied their trade, and Andersson's noticeably more raunchy beat combo The Hep Stars promoted their album We and Our Cadillac.
Draw on the information you gathered and trace a chronological progression of steps taken (or not taken).
