Sentence examples for standard chronology from inspiring English sources

The findings, published in Nature, likewise challenge the standard chronology which assumes the red planet's rivers were formed after the Tharsis dome.

He proceeds with a standard chronology, from the early years in Chicago to Gill's move to San Diego and on to assorted projects that Hines loosely divides into thematic chapters.

According to the standard chronology of the dialogues, the relevant passages occur in dialogues written after the Republic.

Examination of the standard chronology revealed significant correlations (p < 0.05) between T. occidentalis radial growth and climate variables (Fig. 6).

Pearson correlation analysis was used to examine the relationship between climate and the T. occidentalis standard chronology.

Consequently, they date most of the plays earlier than the standard chronology and say that the plays which show evidence of revision and collaboration were left unfinished by Oxford and completed by other playwrights after his death.

Some readers visit them every day and hence end up following a standard narrative chronology, but others arrive mid-story.

Young-earth creationists (YECs) such as the well-known "Creation-Science" advocates, who hold that the world is not much more than 6,000 years old, are probably the most common anti-evolutionists today, but old-earth creationists (OECs) see no theological problem with accepting the standard geological chronology of billions of years.

Following standard procedures, residual chronologies for A. faxoniana in the treelines on both the northwestern and southeastern aspects and the statistics are presented in Figure 4 and Table 1.

This lack of isomorphism between periodizations also will be manifested if different measures of time are utilized, whether sequence (event ordering) or duration (succession of defined intervals), and whether sequences or durations are measured relative to one another or against an external standard, such as absolute chronology (Reiss 2003; Colbert and Rowe 2008).

At all four sites, nearly every coral displays a visually prominent stress band in 1998 [11] (Fig. 1b), indicated by an increase in skeletal density and decrease in extension and calcification rates more than four standard deviations outside the mean chronology.