Sentence examples for of a chronological from inspiring English sources

Instead of a chronological postfeminist history, "I'll Be Hard to Handle" loosely organizes the songs into thematic blocks.

Bankruptcy protection and debtors' prison do fall, roughly, on either side of a chronological divide, between a market economy and a moral one.

The book is worth reading just for its four-page introduction, in which she proposes that Balanchine's career not be seen in terms of a chronological arc.

On the left is the end of a chronological chart of different case reporters, allowing the student to quickly and easily locate a case.

This aim is designed to facilitate the generation of a chronological and historical explication of sustainable competitive advantage within the UK food retailing sector.

As for the Bachmann lithograph of New York City as a globe, it is but one of a chronological array of images and maps in the exhibition "that show the progression from the local to the global," Ms. Voorsanger said.

Mukherjee sprinkles brief personal interludes throughout the 500-page book, but he devotes the bulk of The Gene to a chronological history of the field.

He is the author of Comets: A Chronological History of Observation, Science, Myth, and Folklore.

Instead of offering a chronological history of pop harmonizing, the show jumped around in time, with segments devoted to doo-wop, the Beach Boys and '60s girl groups.

We investigated the performance of 8-year-old children with MID on a symbolic (Arabic digits) and non-symbolic (dot patterns) magnitude comparison task by means of a chronological-age/ability-level-match design.

Instead of configuring a chronological or thematic mode of display, the exhibition curator, Thom Collins, has arranged works by mood, visual associations or materials, creating unexpected encounters.