Sentence examples for which chronology from inspiring English sources

Many of these stories are told in Munro's now familiar and much remarked on style, in which chronology is upended and the narrative is apt to begin at the end and end in the middle.

When it opened she created – with Iwona Blazwick who later left to run the Whitechapel Gallery – the startling opening displays in which chronology was abandoned and contemporary art mixed up with Picasso and Matisse.

But there are also long stretches of the narrative in which the chronology of Hemingway's infallible memories becomes entirely muddled.

Looking at the horizon at which our chronology maximizes the AUC, we note that leads between 3 to 8 months would generate slightly higher AUCs.

This onset date was synthesised from the SCID P interview, which included chronology of psychotic symptoms and significant other collateral information.

A significant role of temperature is the main factor due to which the Schwarzensee chronology exhibits analogies with other Alpine chronologies.

One of the things that we do at the Pacific Institute is we maintain a chronology, we call it the Water Conflict Chronology, which is a list of conflicts over water, violence over water, going back thousands of years.

The 14C chronology is preferred to describe the history of the deposits since the OSL chronology, which consistently overestimates the associated radiocarbon dates, may be inaccurate due to complexities in calculating dose rates, and may in addition represent the timing of sediment deposition through the cave opening rather than sediment transport to the deposit site.

Overall, the time span of the continuous MXD chronology (88AD 2008AD) is much shorter than that of the pre-existing ring-width master chronology which was composed of the initial material (958BC 2008AD).

He wrote in defiance of chronology, which he called a "hackneyed roll-call".

One way to start is by abandoning linear chronology, which is what "Wack!" does, though this doesn't mean it escapes accepted models of history.