Sentence examples for chronology construction from inspiring English sources

Jane Marchand, senior archaeologist at Dartmoor national park, said: "The discovery is providing an opportunity for investigation using the very latest archaeological scientific methods to provide long-awaited insights into the chronology, construction and the purpose of these most elusive and iconic of Dartmoor's prehistoric monuments".

Small discrepancies that appear between Schwarzensee and other Alpine MXD chronologies are attributable to differences in chronology construction techniques.

During chronology construction, to reduce within tree noise, where multiple ring measurements were available for a tree these were averaged together to produce mean-tree measurement series.

The construction chronology is hazy, but it appears that the westernmost two buildings were completed in early 1884, the next two in 1885 and the last four several years after that.

The construction chronology inferred by them is based on unclear architectural traces and limited inscriptions, leaving room to be reconsidered.

Parmentier [9] and Sahai [12] created construction chronology of the Preah Vihear monument based on architectural evidences and inscriptions, respectively.

The present research concerns the construction chronology of the citadel of Termez (Uzbekistan) in the medieval period.

We present this chronology because its construction is transparent and replicable, but not because we think it is the last word on the Spanish business cycle.

Samples were taken from the fills of agricultural terraces and underneath their walls to determine the chronology of the construction, use and abandonment of the agricultural terraces.

Historian of science, Martin Rudwick, has argued that Biblical exegesis, especially the construction of chronologies, was crucial in shaping the science that became geology, including the discovery of the earth's enormous age.

The procedures undertaken during the construction of chronologies often result in large quantities of data, typically in many associated files.