chronological
kronologis
definition
adjective
the entries are in chronological order
(of a record of events) starting with the earliest and following the order in which they occurred.
translation of 'chronological'
adjective
berturutan,
kronologis,
berturut-turut
example
Rogers explores the number of different ways Page is thought about through a loosely 'chronological' record of her life.
It also offers the 'chronological' details of the event that spanned around a month and carried the views expressed by almost all the top leaders and the newspapers.
Clarke writes briskly, his narrative strictly 'chronological' , starting with Judy's parents and ending with her funeral.
The 'chronological' differences between past and present in time travel are marked.
In commemorating the 50th anniversary of the formation of the International Committee of the Fourth International we are not simply marking a 'chronological' event.
The exhibition is arranged thematically within a 'chronological' framework with works rarely seen or examined outside their country of origin.
How they felt, and coped, and suffered and celebrated is what I always want to know, not just a 'chronological' outline of events.
Its treatment of political events is 'chronological' and quite detailed.
The story is the 'chronological' succession of events that serve as the foundation or the building blocks of the narrative.
Here is a rough 'chronological' list of the members of the Dialectical school.
Phylogenetic resolution and 'chronological' dating of speciation events in Lycopersicon has proved difficult.
He provides the reader with a riveting, impartial, and 'chronological' account of events on the ground.
The remaining task of this introduction is to provide the basic 'chronological' framework for the period c.400-c.1000.
The broadly 'chronological' approach reveals a number of stages in her development as an artist.
A 'chronological' resume provides a clearer picture of a person's past achievements, they say.
McAdams's story proceeds mostly as a 'chronological' narrative of events on the island, from the earliest planning of the facility to its eventual closure at the end of the war.
At one extreme lies the view that these rights are superior to civil and political rights in terms of an appropriate value hierarchy and in 'chronological' terms.
I am just trying to ascertain - you are advancing a sort of tight 'chronological' argument based on dates.
The narrative of the exhibition is broadly 'chronological' , overlaid with a thematic approach.
The 'chronological' studies showed that the phyllochron is correlated with growth events.
A 'chronological' synopsis of essential clinical events should be extracted from the medical record before the autopsy is begun and helps to guide the process.
When two cultures base their interaction on yet a third, an important connection is established that transcends geographical, national, and 'chronological' boundaries.
The former provides a fairly precise 'chronological' and geographical framework in which we can define the broad shape of the conquest of Britain in the first century.
Prior to that date no 'chronological' diary appears to have been written of the decisions (of all kinds, both economic and strictly religious) taken by the Society.
The final section, ‘men and events’, gives a 'chronological' approach to the period.
Little, a history professor, is good at 'chronological' exposition and boasts a hefty bibliography.
We need to bring an antiquated world into real time. We need to bury much of the 'chronological' past that really is no more than a celebration of mayhem.
The events are presented in 'chronological' order of occurrence.
We treat ‘breakfast’ as a relative rather than 'chronological' term around here and apply it to the first meal of the day, whenever that might occur.
Nearly 90 paintings and drawings are displayed in 11 rooms, organised thematically within a loosely 'chronological' sequence.
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