Sentence examples for time chronology from inspiring English sources

Time is a 'human invention rendering chaos intelligible,' rather than 'something that exists in itself.' Among the various notions of time, chronology and periodization are the most closely connected with organizing of our past.

To ensure the reliability and validity of data in the registry, the Ministry of Health conducts regular audits to identify and correct aberrant data values in all data fields and to verify date and time chronology.

Real-time chronology, trending subjects, and curated news feeds mean that the Internet, with its mix of individual expression and automated sorting, writes the first draft of the eulogy.

If Cantor spoke with Mueller on Halloween, as the Times chronology suggests, what happened between then and November 6th, which is when the F.B.I. reportedly informed James Clapper, Jr., the Director of National Intelligence, about Petraeus's extra-marital affair?

But it does assemble for the first time a chronology of all the factors leading to Mr. López Obrador's defeat.

In an essay, your story could include your actual story and even more stories; you could collapse time and chronology and introduce other voices.

One of this film's most ingenious and unnerving effects is the way it confounds our sense of time: both chronology and duration.

By the time the chronology of their hits winds round to Computer Love, though, Kraftwerk are emitting pretty up-to-date digital chirps and whirrs and a brave few are dancing.

A piece about David Bowie's top 100 books, revealed as part of the David Bowie Is exhibition at the Art Gallery of Ontario, has led to a tip-off about another artist's reading list – this time a chronology of every book read by Art Garfunkel during the past 44 years.

Fig. 2 Time series chronology of the year scores of radial growth on the first principal component (PC1) (a) and second principal component (PC2) (b) axes at each of the 7 test sites.

In medieval times Japanese chronology underwent a remarkable evolution: (1) when the Imperial dynasty split into two courts (1336 92), two series of nengō began to be used; (2) during the Ashikaga period some private nengō again appeared; (3) some dates of the authorized "central" calendars did not correspond with those of locally compiled calendars.