Sentence examples for chronology accuracy from inspiring English sources

Coral-based climate reconstructions are typically based on a single record and this lack of replication leads to questions in regards to chronology accuracy and reliability of the inclusive geochemical variations to record climate viability.

Data from his zoogeographic analyses enabled him to reconstruct with considerable accuracy the chronology of the major glaciations.

One is contentedly earthbound, while the other mingles in a Milky Way where morality is not a matter of proper dates and chronology but of representational accuracy, context, language.

Patras, on the northwestern coast of the Peloponnese, is claimed by the Chronicle of Monemvasia a work of highly disputed accuracy and chronology, but an essential source for the period —to have been one of the cities abandoned circa 587/8 as a result of the Slavic depredations, its population fleeing to Rhegion in Calabria.

American writers' houses can be spotty in their chronology, as well as their historical accuracy.

Also recorded are numerous eclipses that can be used to verify the accuracy of the Shang chronology.

"Here is the chronology of Bloodhounds": McCarthy also defended the ad's accuracy.

For him, "Freed has deliberately distorted chronology, so there's no point talking about historical accuracy," he said.

According to the history of Michael the Syrian, at about the same time Manuel was responsible for the negotiations with the Khurramite refugees and their leader, Nasr, who became baptized as Theophobos in Byzantine service; however, Michael's chronology of this episode is confused and of doubtful accuracy.

But there are countless examples of manipulation of facts, particularly in the chronology of the novels, which show that for Zola documentary accuracy was not paramount.

The Times' Michael Schmidt, who interviewed Tate, reported that "Secret Service and the C.D.C. have not released a chronology of what occurred that day, making it difficult to assess the accuracy" of the guard's account.