Linguists have used a chronology of sound changes to trace the time and place of dispersion of language groups, but a considerable number of the languages of Oceania are as yet unstudied and unclassified.
Excerpts from the heartfelt large ensemble piece "John Heartfield (Peace March 10)" uses as text a chronology of the Dada artist's life.
Recently host-pathogen interactions have been studied at the level of the transcriptome which showed that the gene expression of both PRV and porcine cells can be analyzed simultaneously using microarrays, thus providing a chronology of both PRV and host cell gene transcription [16].
The 29 AMS radiocarbon dates obtained using organic sediment samples provide a chronology of the sediments in the KYD trench (Table 2).
In a synthesis effort, Trifonov [3] used 60 criteria to propose a chronology of appearance of amino acids and their respective codons, each of which provided a temporal order.
And most institutions in the business of keeping a chronology of economic cyclical activity use a similarly intuitive yet entirely mathematically imprecise definition of recession.
[Editor's note: a chronology of chemical weapons use in the Iran-Iraq war compiled by Nuclear Threat Initiative (NTI) is available online: Chemical Chronology 1987; Chemical Chronology 1988-92] Mark Gibson, Portland, Oregon: From what I observe, many Iranians are already highly dissatisfied by their government, but the repressive regimes continue to hold sway.
Although very different, the exhibitions have one thing in common: using a mixture of chronology, geography, materials, ideas and collaborators to express something that can at times seem indescribable.
A chronology of some things that happened.
Here, then, is a chronology of Palm in two parts.
A chronology of detainees' arrivals, transfers and deaths.
