chronological
کالانکرمک
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
تاریخ وار
example
And third, the nature of the 'chronological' and psychological passage from youth to adulthood has changed in extraordinary ways.
He establishes a traditional 'chronological' framework, using life events and building projects to explore the nature of Corb's creative process.
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.
Though the arrangement seems at first to be a 'chronological' one, dating from the Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s, the grouping is actually methodological.
Nearly 90 paintings and drawings are displayed in 11 rooms, organised thematically within a loosely 'chronological' sequence.
Your biological age can be different from your 'chronological' age.
She could have delved deeper into Huxley's life and times, skipped some of the diary dates and jumped beyond the strictly 'chronological' limits.
Little, a history professor, is good at 'chronological' exposition and boasts a hefty bibliography.
A 'chronological' resume provides a clearer picture of a person's past achievements, they say.
Its treatment of political events is 'chronological' and quite detailed.
The writer's intention is that, filled with 'chronological' accounts of important events, his work should persist till universal dissolution.
By contrast, scientists working from a creation perspective view all significant geological events within a Biblical 'chronological' framework.
Then also, by the same reasoning, it cannot impose the death penalty upon an adult (by 'chronological' age) with a mental capacity similar to that of that same 7-year-old.
Moore's approach is 'chronological' with interpretation of important events and personalities based upon her study of the Zambelli records.
In much recent literature the term ‘Caledonian’ has also been applied to igneous and metamorphic events in a 'chronological' sense.
The records are lovingly arranged in his home in 'chronological' order.
The back of the card should contain a 'chronological' listing of the dates the dog came in and the prices charged.
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.
It was one of those 'chronological' lists of events in a chart, now known as timelines for some reason to do with management-speak or computers.
It is very nicely laid out and color coded with little house-like images and labels dated to preserve a sense of 'chronological' continuity.
As I said in response to the earlier question, we give our priority according to the 'chronological' date on which the petitions were received, not the number of people who signed them.
How they felt, and coped, and suffered and celebrated is what I always want to know, not just a 'chronological' outline of events.
Kala's book is not straight 'chronological' biography.
The chapters, which followed a 'chronological' order, were basically chapters on the history of politics and ideas.
When two cultures base their interaction on yet a third, an important connection is established that transcends geographical, national, and 'chronological' boundaries.
Here is a rough 'chronological' list of the members of the Dialectical school.
Consequently, readers seeking a more traditional 'chronological' narrative of political events might need to look elsewhere.
Transitions are brief events that mark 'chronological' movement from one state to another.
I have a 'chronological' date, dating back 40 years ago, from the 1960s and 1970s, to when that party, in 1991 went through this thing and did nothing.
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.
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