The thread of biography, however fine it may be, is chronological and cannot be broken up or examined in part.
They are sourced mainly from the bibliography of the 1978 Selected Writings volumes, and we maintain the order within a year used there (including the alphabetical reference following the year), which may not always be chronological.
History will be chronological.
The conflicting views on the subject may be caused by chronological uncertainties and ambiguities in the interpretation of different climate proxies measured in different sedimentary sequences.
The research work done by various researchers may be highlighted in chronological order as follows: (Tan et al. 1998) explored the relationship among supplier management, customer relations, and organizational performance and used purchasing, quality, customer relations, and supplier closeness to evaluate the suitability of a supplier selection model.
Next, we addressed the question of whether rDNA stability-mediated genome integrity may be affected during chronological aging, especially if whole chromosome aneuploidy may limit CLS.
Taken together, these findings indicate that nucleolus state may be affected during chronological aging, which may promote genomic instability and in turn limit CLS, which was unequivocally observed for the bub1 mutant.
In this context, it is important to recognise that molecular ageing may be distinct from chronological ageing, and senescence changes in the tumour microenvironment may reflect a particular sensitivity to DNA damaging agents or exposure to chronic inflammatory insults.
ANNIVERSARIES may be no more than chronological accidents, but they can be hard to ignore.
A child's cognitive, social and emotional developmental stage may be more significant than chronological age.
