Sentence examples for chronological year from inspiring English sources

A participant has only two chances to win the four tournaments in one chronological year: A, B, C, D or A1, B1, C1, D1.

Consider the tournaments to be A, B, C, D and A1, B1, C1, D1 (the same tournaments in the following chronological year).

He has five chances to win four consecutively if they need not be in the same chronological year (A, B, C, D; B, C, D, A1; C, D, A1, B1; D, A1, B1, C1; or A1, B1, C1, D1).

Not only do these assumptions ignore the great diversity of Head Start and the importance of individualization in preschools, where every chronological year of enrollment corresponds to more than 12 months' worth of developmental capacity, it abrogates teacher initiative and is inconsistent with research that supports more varied approaches to teaching reading.

Alternatively, it is also possible that the relatively crude assignment of these reproductive events to a single chronological year is not sufficiently accurate to capture the biological effect of these processes on breast cancer risk and the genetic variants contribute independent information on the underlying biological risk.

And, as indicated by the timelines that punctuate the show's chronological year-by-year installation, they were busily proving that creativity loves company, founding organizations, staging exhibitions and issuing manifestoes, especially beyond Paris, in Berlin, Munich, Moscow and Milan.

There's no "Lear" without Lear, and Mr. Jacobi meets the part as if confirming a date with destiny, his youthful face and scampering eyes at useful odds with his chronological years.

The question is, whatever our chronological years, do we share the same sense of delight, as little Pink Cap? Age is relative, after all.

That is the only explanation, for instance, for the proliferation of low testosterone medications designed to help men feel and perform decades younger than their chronological years but at the cost of the recently-revealed side-effect of elevating your risk of a heart attack.

Thirty-five adolescents with AS and 35 controls matched on chronological age, school year and gender distribution, completed questionnaires designed to ascertain the quality of their best-friendship, motivation for developing friendships, feelings of loneliness and depressive symptomatology.

In addition, 50 and 70 year chronological aged composites were created.