Sentence examples for more recent chronological from inspiring English sources
Although the skull B is from a more recent chronological period than skull A, a similar relatively high δ15N value is obtained despite a lower more terrestrial indicative δ13C value.
Since the new book, at Oliver's direction, is arranged in reverse chronological order, this more recent work, in which her turn to prayer becomes even more explicit, sets the tone.
Volcanic materials are primarily dated by isotopic methods, e.g., by K-Ar, 40Ar/39Ar, and radiocarbon dating (see the 'Chronological data' section); however, more recent volcanic materials have been dated through historical observations.
The show will open with more recent work by indigenous artists – Rover Thomas Cyclone Tracyy for example – before a chronological journey from 1800 to the present day showing how the story of Australian art is inextricably linked to landscape.
The empty chronological space between the Early Pleistocene archaic sample and the more recent as well as derived groups (Neandertals and modern humans) is filled by Mid-Pleistocene specimens, including Ceprano.
Arranged in chronological order, the stories extend from the Victorian mistresses of the form, including Elizabeth Gaskell and Margaret Oliphant, to more recent dabblers such as AS Byatt and Ruth Rendell.
Moving in roughly chronological order, from the Indian wars and slave rebellions of the colonial period through the civil rights and antiwar movements of more recent times, he visits the graves of martyrs, organizers and agitators.
More recent experience lulled fears.
"Some more recent have not.
