Sentence examples for timeline order from inspiring English sources

This chronological order will retell the story in proper timeline order while at the same time giving Lucas a potential escape pod just in case the 3D fad dies before it's time to release A New Hope in the gimmick that is 3D.

In short: a "reverse-chronological timeline, in order to 'balance recency with relevance'".

The timeline and order of amplitude of these cycles resembles those found by Castillo et al.

If we are willing to accept that the youngest of each pair of dates obtained for individual RPCBs indicates the approximate timing of the HEMI events that produced the boulders, then it is helpful to plot the data on a timeline in order to visualise the relative frequency and magnitude of the events (Figure 4).

Twitter is famous for tweaking its product and doing A/B tests to try out tweaks to see how loudly the Twittersphere squawks in protest — such as when it added thin blue lines to thread conversations, reversing the flow of the timeline in order to make it easier for newcomers to navigate conversations.

Twitter gives powerful people a more seamless means of connecting with those that are following them, but with the visual nature of nested replies you have to pretty aggressively stalk a user's timeline in order to see their fan interactions.

Throughout the cross-country struggle writer, director and producer Travis Fine made sure to follow an accurate hourly timeline in order to capture the true essence of that day we all remember so well.

The mapping of TAT definitions to a generic timeline in order to facilitate benchmarking is feasible.

On December 2008, the FDA issued a Complete Response letter for ustekinumab's BLA requesting additional information, which was then followed on May 2009 by a 3-month extension in the review timeline in order to establish the product's shelf life.

International guidelines for shoulder pain, including the Clinical Guideline of Shoulder pain of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons [ 10] and the Shoulder Guideline of the New Zealand Guidelines Group[ 11] differ more or less from the Dutch guidelines in classification, recommended interventions and timeline, and order of interventions.

Students should make use of their timelines in order to find an event about which the person being interviewed has they greatest interest and enthusiasm.