Sentence examples for precise chronology from inspiring English sources

This would enable them to chart the precise chronology of how the jetliner came apart.

Speleothem proxy data provide important information in continental palaeo-climate research due to their precise chronology and wide geographic distribution.

James M. Bowler, an Australian Quaternary stratigrapher, produced a precise chronology of playa development and associated eolian activity in the desert of western New South Wales, Australia.

Here we present CO2 and methane (CH4) records of the last deglaciation from a new high-accumulation West Antarctic ice core with unprecedented temporal resolution and precise chronology.

Though this does not seem to have evolved with precise chronology, one managed to feel how a new land gradually catches hold of old tendencies and transforms them.

They said the research had given archaeologists and historians a more precise chronology for the Middle East and Aegean regions in the Bronze and Iron Ages.

To establish securely the propaganda value of the burning of Persepolis would require a more-precise chronology for the phases of that Greek dissidence than is ever likely to be achieved.

Precise and accurate chronologies are paramount for studies of past environmental and cultural change.

While investigators say they have weeks of work to do before understanding the precise causes and chronology of the electrical collapse, the failures of Midwestern transmission lines and power plants and the warning system meant to limit the spread of trouble are considered pivotal.

Briefing the shareholders, Altria Chairman and Chief Executive Louis C. Camilleri Louis C. Camilleri said that "the precise timing and chronology [of a splitup] are uncertain, and continuing improvement in the entire litigation environment is a prerequisite to such action by the board of directors," according to The Associated Press.

No English source mentions a supposed embassy by Archbishop Robert to William conveying the promise of the succession, and the two Norman sources that mention it, William of Jumièges and William of Poitiers, are not precise in their chronology of when this visit took place.