There is a chronology to this in the book, and chronology is important.
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Chronology Have students write a chronology of what they saw and heard in a video or podcast.
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But I — BARBARO: The chronology is kind of powerful.
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The chronology is complex, but it's not incomprehensible or anything.
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To muddle things further, there are a few chronology issues.
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It also tends to sprawl, with the chronology becoming confusing.
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Here is a chronology of the case, United States v.
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What followed was difficult to align into a neat chronology.
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Following is a chronology of ties between the two countries.
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Here is a chronology of Europe's search for common defense.
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At times the allegiance to chronology curtails chances to surprise.
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The problem with this claim can be seen by basic chronology.
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Johnson's claim also conflicts with the chronology of the opioid epidemic.
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The first problem is that the chronology is a retrospective reconstruction.
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"So, we have all of these facts in chronology," Schiff said.
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Chronology does not set the order for these points of view.
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Even the chronology of World War II is subject to revision.
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If this weren't confusing enough, Thompson has little regard for chronology.
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Looking at Greenhouse's shot, it is an image that challenges chronology.
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It's not always easy for Mr. Child to juggle Reacher's chronology.
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The chronology is splintered, the colors are bright, the plot intricate.
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Waste wants my chronology spread out like waste on a wipe.
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I don't like the idea of chronology, of one thing following another.
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What she was recognizing was, in effect, an inherent maleness to chronology.
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Scroll back up, and the feed turns into regular reverse-chronology Twitter.
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So I thought, OK, I'll do a loose chronology of an immigration.
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Earlier this year, the sordid chronology of Rock Springs received an update.
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It also described in error the chronology of several Stephen Schwartz works.
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KH: We had a real talk about doing it in a chronology.
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It's impossible to know for sure the chronology of that afternoon's events.
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This new body threatened the chronology of history and memories for others.
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But Mr. Trump does not accept the chronology — at least not publicly.
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Chronology skips forward and backward and sideways, moving slowly and then quickly.
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Investigators are still trying to determine the exact chronology of the attack.
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So the chronology was, Roger Ailes is booted out summer of 2016.
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After that, it doesn't resurface in the MCU chronology until The Avengers.
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Their conversation was humdrum and McDermid-Hokanson conveyed her story in conventional chronology.
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I've detailed the chronology of YouTubers eating entire cacti for measly ad dollars.
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"The chronology is not favorable for the White House," Gowdy said on CNN.
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It's like a portfolio thrown open, chronology scrambled, contents roughly sorted by theme.
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The conventional story of human development, he shows, is based on faulty chronology.
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Ultimately, the histrionics are subsumed by the movie's mysterious structure and fluid chronology.
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So you opted to make the book version chronology work, with some revisions.
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The scientists unveiled this chronology in a pair of papers published on Wednesday.
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"In Transit" has been edited — by Ms. True — to privilege narrative over chronology.
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Its chronology is clear: With each passing year, we are a year older.
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"Margaret Thatcher: A Life and Legacy" necessarily forgoes detailed chronology for broad strokes.
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If the expansion caused the divergence, this chronology would simply not be possible.
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This week on Noisey Radio, Jamaica's Chronixx goes inside his new album, Chronology.
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But knowing and doing are two separate entities, splayed across a chronology eons wide.
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It's been a while since we talked, we were just going over the chronology.
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There's nothing dull or unsophisticated about chronology as an idea, just its occasional uses.
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Multiple victims who spoke to BuzzFeed News gave a chronology of very similar events.
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In addition to recognizing fine artists, the chronology also includes important art world developments.
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Chronology facilitates that need for control in a way that an algorithm never will.
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A Loaded Gun progresses with a snaking chronology, imitating the slipperiness of its subject.
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Twitter also changed its users' feeds to emphasize quality over chronology earlier this year.
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We need to keep the chronology straight as the years pass and memories fade.
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All are represented in black-and-white photographs, their chronology and geography thus blurred.
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When Ms. Reed introduces some time stamps, the chronology and her approach become clearer.
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I love how an irregular chronology can add tension to an already unsettled love.
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In the play's reverse chronology, the audience sees the girl get younger and younger.
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This adherence to chronology would make it difficult to incorporate the X-Men characters.
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In the MCU's chronology, the full story of the Tesseract began several decades ago.
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Ms. Tomes writes a fluent and immensely readable chronology, minutely referenced, instructive and ruefully entertaining.
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What I discovered was a cache of ideas, and a chronology of Hell's intellectual development.
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By extension, then, they are not auditable to the same extent as a simple chronology.
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There are so many details on the chronology that it's easy to miss this one.
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An accurate chronology is necessary to assess how best to modify and improve police response.
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There are only categories and crises of temperament," which "crisscross and defy and deny chronology.
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"Let's go through the chronology," Podesta told NBC News about one month after the election.
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Verdict: Plausible, but the supporting testimony is inconsistent with the chronology of the building's construction.
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An earlier version of this essay misstated the chronology of nominations to the Supreme Court.
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Is there a hierarchy or chronology in violence against the self, one's own family, strangers?
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Data storage resembling the Scarif magnetic tapes never appears again in the Star Wars chronology.
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" She added, "It shows how catastrophically badly she has handled the chronology of the process.
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The chronology of events, and how fast the world of popular music used to move.
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He described the killing as "premeditated murder" and laid out a chronology of what happened.
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He then reports three more strikes, each about five minutes apart, matching the doctor's chronology.
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Spiegel has previously criticized other social platforms for prioritizing recency and other factors over chronology.
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For the past generation, America's Middle East policy has primarily been a chronology of failures.
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It foils the illusion of linear chronology: the last is first, the first is last.
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" Human Rights Watch released a detailed chronology of the case and called it "politically motivated.
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I mean, not to go too deep into the chronology at a very high level.
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The playbill provides a list of suggested reading, along with a detailed chronology of the event.
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The following is a chronology of the Reserve Bank of Australia's interest rate moves since 1990.
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Like many exhibitions today, the installation is organized partly by subject matter, and partly by chronology.
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Ahead, we present you with a thorough chronology of the Trump family at the Met Gala.
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There's a loose canonical chronology guiding the Assassin's series, but not all works are created equally.
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Each side has constructed a meticulous, partisan chronology of who started what, and when, and how.
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Trump's defense to this claim is based on an alternative, and much shorter, chronology of events.
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The show is installed in strict chronology, with one or two spaces devoted to each year.
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But journalists and marketers are often happy to defy chronology for the sake of the narrative.
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But Andre White, a longtime resident of the James Brown ecosystem, saw the chronology and wondered.
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Instead, to replicate the lurches and free falls of memory, Mr. Letts has scrambled the chronology.
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While the episode plays fast and loose with chronology, it's not hard to follow the story.
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The researchers combined results from the two methods to assemble a single chronology of the cave.
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Only three paintings are dated by his hand, resulting in a flawed chronology of his production.
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The recipe also includes the option of adding dill, which, time-chronology-wise, will change nothing.
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Here&aposs a chronology of how he acquired and was abandoned by his political-influence empire:
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She shows me braided essays, disjointed pieces that still come together even without chronology or completeness.
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Cardi excitedly recounted past Met Gala themes, recalling their chronology better than anyone in the room.
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The writer Leslie Jamison praised Moser's refusal of strict chronology in favor of exploring recurring themes.
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Station by station, he builds a physical landscape out of the chronology of African-American history.
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It's interesting to think about how a less elliptical chronology might have changed the season's pace.
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Officials with MGM Resorts International, which owns the Mandalay Bay, questioned the latest chronology from police.
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Song to Song's chronology isn't linear, and deciphering the contours of the actual plot is tricky.
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Twitter is gradually rolling out its new timeline, which sorts tweets based on relevancy rather than chronology.
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We can talk about the chronology of that, I wrote a story about it as well. Yes.
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The chronology does not analyze each event it lists, but rather leaves them open to our connections.
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"I knew the chronology and the archaeology, and I knew I could pull it off," Verano said.
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So Mr Pfordresher chooses to follow the chronology of the novel and weave in the biographical detail.
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Forget chronology—every murderess music video before and after "Man Down" is trying to be this video.
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Here's the excerpt, recounting the moments after consummating the affair: So the chronology checks out for sure.
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There are others that suggest a weakness in autobiographical memory retrieval, or a disturbed sense of chronology.
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There is no hierarchy in them, no genealogy or chronology or organizing principle of any other kind.
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Scott's retelling, however, goes deeper than scrambling the chronology and emphasizing the dark side of early institutions.
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The temple was found inside a pyramid and will likely change the chronology of the ancient site.
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Records and chronology indicate that Canter arrived at that camp at least a month after the escape.
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Erin O'Neill's meticulous chronology in the Di Donna catalog traces the complex story of Surrealism in Mexico.
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It's not detail or chronology Gold leaves us longing for; it's sentimental resonance — and he knows it.
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The report lays out the chronology of an afternoon that "looked like Armageddon" as the fires burned.
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But for a story so dependent on facts, chronology and pacing, this subjectivity is frustrating, not suspenseful.
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Mr. Peters has organized the show by medium and genre, rather than by chronology or political orientation.
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That chronology has outraged Democrats, who want all the evidence presented at the outset of the debate.
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Much of the chronology is corroborated by the testimony of Sandy, a long-time OMB career official.
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But now, in places like Iberia, the gaps are being filled in, creating an unbroken genetic chronology.
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Chronology is thrown out in favor of displaying paintings and sculptures, separated by decades, side by side.
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After slogging through Lucas, I threw chronology to the wind and decided to follow my whim-onas.
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Chronology. Chronology and a serious case of obsessive narcissistic voyeur's disorder (ONVD; I made this disease up), coupled with profound insecurity and a desperate fear of missing anything within a contained digital environment that I have designed with the careful selection of 319 accounts I choose to compulsively track.
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By the end of the 1990s, most physicists working in the area agreed that the mechanism that protected chronology, if it existed, lay at the "chronology horizon," the boundary separating the region in which pastward time travel is impossible from the region in which it may be possible.
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Schenkkan's dialogue captures the essential outlook of LBJ, even though he takes liberties with the chronology at points.
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The episodes themselves hop around in time as well, requiring constant date reminders to keep the chronology straight.
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That's right: we've untangled the This Is Us chronology so you never have to do the math again.
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I am at all times caught up on my chronology during the time period of 7pm to 10pm.
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Reuters Graphics maps out the chronology of the Russia investigation and the major milestones in the Mueller probe.
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Another offered a chronology of every show they had ever played, including whether there were any known recordings.
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We're fighting for 12 weeks of leave when we need to rethink the basic chronology of our lives.
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Works are assembled with no particular chronology or hierarchy into interesting juxtapositions, often using color as a link.
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It is interesting that the text digresses radically from any linear chronology, and with a lot of humor.
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The chronology covers two distinct periods: the political repression after Tiananmen and the economic boom in the 2000s.
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Confusingly, some chapters unfold in reverse chronology, while others linger on the last days of the doomed family.
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By scrambling the chronology within the movie, Tarantino produces an emotional effect that has no real-world correlative.
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Of course, given the chronology of the Star Wars timeline, we know that Cal can't ultimately be successful.
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In five pages, she spent only one sentence on the rape—and even then: the chronology remained unclear.
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There's two main "groups" of archival records at Green-Wood: the lot burial orders, and the chronology books.
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The tale is told in essays by curators past and present, myriad photographs and a well-annotated chronology.
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Her father is also the author of "Tree of Life: Shadows of Asia Minor," an Anatolian civilizations chronology.
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Dr. Rosenfeld's white-on-light-chocolate map shows the chronology of ice skating in the city by location.
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There are stages in Goya's life, but at the time I didn't know the chronology of the works.
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If you look at the chronology, of course in late July of 2016 is when the Russia probe began.
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This sequence, by Agustin Muñoz, was done in post-processing to show the chronology and motion of a surfer.
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Phinney also identified the face as Monotype Corsiva, a font released in the early 1990s, making the chronology impossible.
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This reporting included going through police documents and putting together a chronology of the Manitowoc police's contact with Allen.
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But if you're feeling a bit nostalgic, here's a little chronology of some of our coverage over the years.
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Some flash-forwards are jarring and confusing, others feel gratuitous, and keeping track of the chronology becomes a struggle.
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By studying chemical tracers and microfossils within the core, the researchers built a detailed chronology of AMOC during MS3.
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But NEON: The Charged Line begins its chronology much later, with Joseph Kosuth, who worked with bold text signage.
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But the same information viewed in aggregate, sorted by geography, chronology or sector, yields some fascinating — and newsworthy — patterns.
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The controller uses that same chronology along with the actual content of what has been saved to retrieve information.
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Hirsch says one possible reason explaining why what we consume says so much about who we are is chronology.
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But it's more than that: To rebuild a GIF, data needs to be stored with some sort of chronology.
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And this film, more than any other, by far, the chronology is accurate to the process more or less.
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This impression persists throughout the play, which presents Susan's story as a chronology-fracturing portrait of a shattered world.
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The chronology is rather fuzzy, but much of the play takes place in the immediate aftermath of Tom's death.
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At one point he checks the exact chronology with his wife, who is just about audible over the connection.
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The series timeline is presented in order of the world chronology instead of order of release, for clarity's sake.
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Your goal is to draw the reader in, rather than make them feel like they're reading a simple chronology.
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Timelines in an appendix anchor the reader in these plots, but the book's chronology is more cyclical than linear.
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In the torrid chronology that's now emerging, it's clear that social media has driven l'affaire Griveaux from the start.
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Yet as faces and headlines pop on and off the screen, the chronology and the movie's direction grow fuzzy.
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Where the Truth Lies establishes a new chronology for the Ming master and a guide for authenticating his work.
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Chiyoko's roles provide a chronicle of postwar Japan; unconstrained by chronology, she walks in and out of period movies.
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Like that great film, "The Nice Guys" starts in Los Angeles, in 1977, though the chronology tends to swerve.
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Which is wrong: the climate models, the atmosphere evolution models, or our basic understanding of inner solar system chronology?
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The footage has been edited in a way that is not strictly faithful to chronology but complements the storytelling.
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Once the '95 exhibition's chronology demonstrated to me, though, how they had evolved from figuration, I was permanently entranced.
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This isn't explicitly referenced in the exhibition, as its chronology stops just short of the end of the disco era.
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Upon our arrival, manager Loretta Abraham promptly refutes Lapierre's chronology by pointing at the "Since 1958" sign on the door.
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It uses the same basic trappings, and the producers swear it's in the same chronology as the other TV series.
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The show follows a mostly traditional format but is less concerned with plot and chronology than characters and their interaction.
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Objects of all sorts are brought together for their capacity of aesthetic evocation, freed from art history and its chronology.
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They combined these tree ring records into 1 regional tree ring chronology, and used it to view rainfall over time.
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Similarly, she says the Spanish items cited by Larsson—also with Arabic inscriptions—don't match up in terms of chronology.
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The San Antonio would later transit to the 6th Fleet area of operations to support Odyssey Lighting, the chronology detailed.
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"Swift" is organized in reverse chronology, but I started at the back, to watch Baker's early motifs return and change.
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It invented a main character, exaggerated certain responses to the crisis, and adjusted the chronology of a fatal helicopter crash.
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Wolff has long brought a journalist's eye for chronology and quotes together with an author's instinct for subplots and buzz.
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The chronology here is taken from an official report on the attacks that was published by a French parliamentary inquiry.
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Yet the chronology of the story isn't particularly important; this is a film meant to be felt more than followed.
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Because Twitter was a reverse chronology network, once a Tweet had passed by your stream you were unlikely to see it.
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Material ostensibly attributed to Liew supplements Chan's work, filling gaps in the chronology and showing the artist reminiscing in contemporary times.
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Hunchback: We wanted it to be chronological, but strict chronology worked against having the chapters each represent a book or title.
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Most of our knowledge of early Chinatown comes from newspapers, especially the major New York dailies, which provide a serviceable chronology.
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Watching a show in reverse chronology is like eating the Mona Lisa, not the creator's intended use and terrible for digestion.
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The chronology is that my parents' shop on the King's Road when it was first opened was called Let It Rock.
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The institute notes that the large number of new additions to its chronology results in part from more comprehensive data collection.
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Wright's chronology notes the passing dates and seasons and, perhaps less often than one would expect, some personal and cultural milestones.
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The big picture: Potts and his colleagues published three studies — on environmental dynamics, transition chronology, and stone transport and pigment use.
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It's only when we shift to Grand Central in 1945 that it's evident that Mr. Prelinger hasn't settled for tidy chronology.
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So your listeners know that this is a chronology of what happened, it is designed to take you behind the scenes.
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The second act reverts to conventional chronology, beginning in 1994 and picking up where each scene in the previous act ended.
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The numerous perspectives and the split chronology create some confusion, but the novel's examination of violence, sexism, and spirituality is powerful.
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Your chronology in the catalogue for your Paris show starts in 1984 and we are talking about the years 1980-1984.
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The photographs — arranged intuitively, not by chronology — include lesser-known documentary images, which suggest a deeper sense of who she was.
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What&aposs not: Fans of the original novel (and subsequent film adaptations) might find the chronology of the new movie jarring.
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Via writing exercises and discussion, students will gain an appreciation for plot, character, setting, mood, tone, dialogue, chronology, structure, tension, etc.
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"I was stunned when I combed over the chronology they had only been together 12 times [before their engagement]," Bedell Smith says.
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The new feature will show tweets that are sorted based on relevancy, rather than only chronology, at the top of your timeline.
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The chronology also proves a bit messy, with the narration not always immediately connecting events as they ping-pong across the years.
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Like many New Yorker articles, it is structured as a straight chronology, telling the story of his crash from start to finish.
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But we have more convincing evidence than simple chronology (though in a show like Westworld, which interweaves so many timelines, that's something).
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The company's spin is belied by the facts and the chronology of events, as laid out in great detail in the Complaint.
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And all of the "mysteries" are "artificial" thanks to the Nolan-esque decision to be intentionally unclear about the chronology of events.
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For those not in the know: This season the show will officially move further forward in chronology than its published source material.
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Out of necessity, the time frame has been compressed, the chronology of real events fudged and some incidents invented from whole cloth.
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But learning that was still alive in Ellroy's chronology, I had to go back to the previous book to determine why.
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But I'm aware of the weird band chronology; on the new LP, "Falling Ashes" is absolutely my direct link back to Pygmalion.
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The chronology: Trump's campaign speeches were full of promises to enact stiff tariffs and denunciations of trade deals signed by his predecessors.
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The deeper we get into "Deviation," which zigzags between historical periods and spurns any notion of chronology, the messier her motives appear.
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Much of the chronology below is drawn from DeRogatis's invaluable reporting on the R. Kelly accusations, including his own immensely thorough timeline.
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Shot in chilly, silky digital black and white, it plays with chronology in a way that seems both casual and musically precise.
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In the earlier chronology, Mr. Durst wrote that he "could not deal with going to jail," after he was arrested in Texas.
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It's a jukebox musical about the singer's life and struggles with addiction that plays with time and chronology in an interesting way.
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Now, however, it's Twitter's new algorithm — which orders tweets according to relevancy, as well as chronology — that users are trying to trick.
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But the chronology released Tuesday by the House Budget and Appropriations committees — which comes after Yarmuth (D-Ky.) and Lowey (D-N.
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According to Trinidad's useful chronology of Dlugos' life, after two tyears writing "sporadically" from 93 until 1987, he began writing "regularly" in 1988.
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Following the chronology, there is an unusual three-author "Introduction" by the book's main essayists, Cassidy, Griffey, and Colby Museum curator Elizabeth Finch.
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It's hard to explain how the archive works as it's certainly not organised along any conventional means such as chronology or alphabetic listing.
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Those measurements serve as snapshots of separate populations of microbes during a defined interval, from which a chronology of changes can be inferred.
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The cause and effect: Part of why Sessions was the first attorney general to go on a cyberespionage indictment spree was simple chronology.
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In addition to the gallery show, the program includes talks related to making art, such as how creative chronology varies with every artist.
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Taylor planned to include a chronology of events, according to the source, dating back to June, when Taylor assumed his post, through October.
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Because of the series' wacky chronology, he sat out three movies and returned in Furious 7 — but only in a couple of scenes.
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The 22nd MEU command chronology had no details of combat operations in the Middle East or the US Central Command area of responsibility.
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During the exercise, Marine inserted security augments and evacuated 36 Department of State and military personnel to the Iwo Jima, the chronology detailed.
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The dead Sharpilo is 60 years old in Enchanted by Death and 63 in Secondhand Time, another reminder of Alexievich's intentionally hazy chronology.
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A constant difficulty of any science writer is to give both stories their due, particularly since each has its own chronology and pace.
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The main gallery lays out a text-based chronology from the inception of the idea of affordable housing through to its current manifestations.
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Well, peep the chronology (you sheep): January 5, 2004: A year earlier, a Bush crony blew the cover of CIA agent Valerie Plame.
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The chronology: Blue-collar misery goes back to the 1980s, when such workers began to suffer job, wage and benefit cuts, Autor said.
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It may seem arbitrary, when you really think about it, to divide chronology into neatly divisible chunks but years are actually really useful.
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Ms. Haskell quotes him at length in the catalog's detailed chronology; it seems an attempt to show how boring and repetitive he became.
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And where does this Zelda fit on the series' timeline, in its chronology, split as that is into three separate yet connected branches?
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The history, not just the chronology, is more confused (or, rather, more complicated, contested and interesting) than ideologues of any stripe will admit.
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Under questioning by Mr. DeGuerin on Tuesday, Mr. Struk described his investigation with references to his notebook, official police reports and handwritten chronology.
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"Casting Deep Shade" is less a conventional text than a facsimile of a tree's growth outward — a cumulative chronology in rings of thought.
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The exhibition is organized by the chronology it established: early works (1504–1525), mid-career works (1525–1542), and late works (1542–59053).
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I focused on interviews and putting together a chronology for the catalogue, in which I intersperse her voice a lot, quotes from her.
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When Putin opponents start dropping dead from poisonings, suspicious accidents and surprise heart attacks, the chronology is as damning as it is alarming.
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Mr. Schiff was followed by a mix of shorter presentations from his six colleagues, who broke down their time by theme and chronology.
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"There is a chronology to public memory," said Carol Gluck, a professor of history at the Weatherhead East Asian Institute at Columbia University.
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Like Prometheus, the movie that precedes this one in the Alien chronology, this is a film about what it means to play God.
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This colonial narrative suggests a racialized chronology: from the traditional past of indigenous people to Hispano settlement, to the progress of the white man.
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The photo app is finally rolling out its new algorithmic timeline, which orders your feed based on "what you care about" rather than chronology.
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CHRONOLOGY OF TRADES Buffett's Model Since American entities cannot import without first obtaining ICs, American entities have to export first to generate those ICs.
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The command chronology, obtained by Marine Corps Times through a government records request, is a historical archived record of the MEU's actions and exploits.
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If you're slow, like me, and find yourself bemused by the chronology, don't worry; your reward will be a topnotch twist toward the end.
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No wonder, then, in a novel built on analogies that prove how past moments defy memory and chronology, visual art is a frequent tool.
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Central Command also offered a detailed chronology of events, starting with U.S. Navy forces receiving distress calls from the Altair at 6:12 a.m.
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Justice Patricia Nuñez first rejected his request in August, saying all the evidence about the chronology of the crime had been presented at trial.
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The change disrupts the chronology but makes for a more unified, recovery-focused narrative, hitting us up front with Patrick at his most damaged.
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The episode begins with another slight jump back in the chronology, checking in as Jadis scuttles away during Simon's unauthorized massacre of her cohort.
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Any new chronology must be approved by cinema owners, producers, cable and free television broadcasters, on-demand operators and associations representing writers, among others.
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Because the story, adapted from a 1934 play by George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart, was told backward, audiences were confused by the chronology.
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The first half of the exhibition is a chronology of the artists' travels abroad, paired with snippets of Romanian history between 1965 and 1971.
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Following is a chronology of events that led to the decline of the airline and of the subsequent attempts to restructure and privatize the carrier.
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Because one thing is certain, whatever the chronology: Our brainy, idiotic species will create a technology that either enslaves us or wipes us out altogether.
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The following is a chronology of major developments related to Samsung's recall of the Note 7s since the launch of the smartphones in August. Oct.
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Following is a chronology of events that led to the decline of the airline and of the subsequent attempts to restructure and privatise the carrier.
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The show's chronology is scrambled, so only gradually, over ten episodes, through incrementally doled-out twists and flashbacks, do we find out exactly what happened.
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But to adapt the story for television, the "Chernobyl" writer and producer Craig Mazin invented a character and adjusted the chronology of a few events.
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In a BBC interview just after the recent Manchester suicide bombing, French scholar Gilles Kepel offered a three-stage chronology of the development "jihadi" activism.
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All the music ever made was on their computers and at their fingertips, and they did not pay attention to boundaries of genre or chronology.
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From the dozens of people he interviewed, he chose six, alternating among them so that each character appeared in every major phase of the chronology.
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He had been awaiting the release of Veronika Nikulshina, who is also a member of Pussy Riot, according to a chronology presented by his family.
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No, I think what you just said reflects a slight misunderstanding in the chronology and the growth of reporters as stars in their own right.
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I'm not just pulling this chronology out of nowhere — indeed, it roughly mirrors that of Martin's still-in-progress Song of Ice and Fire novels.
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But Baker is both an autobiographical poet and one obsessed with ephemerality, which makes the book's reverse chronology curiously affecting: Parents die and then decline.
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She frequently omits specific dates or locations that might anchor the chronology, and sometimes misses opportunities to pull back and give us a bigger picture.
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It will be up to them to find out if there is evidence to either further substantiate the new chronology, or poke holes in it.
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The critic Frank Kermode believed that novels developed alongside a loss of faith in biblical chronology, as substitutes for Adam and Eve's universal family plot.
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He laid out the factual chronology of Trump's misdeeds and worked in the constitutional framework that necessitated the impeachment actions taken up by the Congress.
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In depicting this process, Goodwin uses her well-judged departures from the strict historical chronology to arrive at an emotional core quite similar to Baird's.
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A good thing to ask about big-idea plays like this is whether what's left after you untangle the chronology is of any special interest.
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But he is more excited by the possibility of filling in the remaining gaps in the master bristlecone chronology, which extends back ten thousand years.
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At the same time, the profusion of details can become too much, the chronology of where we are in Baloch's life difficult to sort out.
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Baron's book layers on rather too many examples of historical usage, including a 60-page "chronology of gender-neutral and nonbinary pronouns" at the end.
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In the edit he was able to construct a specific narrative using Zappa's moods, expressions, and gestures, to give insight into the chronology of his career.
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Her blog post is personal and level-headed — instead of hurling superlatives at readers, Fowler lays out a simple, well-written chronology that reads as credible.
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"That chronology is damning," Mike Gottlieb, a lawyer for Aaron Rich, said, pointing out that Mr. Rich had already been killed when the file was sent.
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Here is a chronology of what to expect in the coming months for a potential coronavirus vaccine, from companies and organizations that have disclosed development timelines.
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Historians of science debate the meaning and importance of his manuscripts, while historians of art and curators wrangle over the authenticity and chronology of his works.
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Books that play with chronology are as old as fiction itself, and storytellers' experiments with timelines have grown only more brazen over the last several centuries.
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The following is a chronology of the Bank of Korea's main policy rate changes since it began setting the policy rate target in May 1999: - - - - Oct.
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The chronology books, meanwhile, consist of 60 volumes of extra large pizza box-sized books documenting the burial of every single person from 1840 to 1937.
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They don't tend to involve PowerPoint presentations with maps of the areas that will be hit and a rough chronology of how the attack will unfold.
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Aden Ocampo-Gomez, spokesman of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, declined to comment on the revised chronology, saying the agency would discuss the implications later.
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Gates and Devlin supplement the volume with an extensive chronology of Murray's life, notes on the background of the texts in this collection, and comprehensive endnotes.
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Given the way the bot worked, only the first word applied to the message, and you'd have to read them in reverse order because of Twitter's chronology.
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The files will include a chronology of sites where the men were held, photographs of living conditions at the prisons and statements obtained through interrogations, Martins said.
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Now, a detailed chronology put together by Cambridge manufacturing engineering professor Ian Hutchings pegs Leonardo's eureka moment to a tiny, yellowing scrap of paper inked in 1493.
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In one of their recent exhibitions, Imperfect Chronology: Mapping the Contemporary I, Barjeel partnered with London's Whitechapel Gallery to showcase media-based art made during the 1990s.
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Cameraperson is composed of unused footage from those films and others, stitched together based not on chronology or topic, but on more elusive connections personal to Johnson.
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It seems then, that much like Yakuza 0, Pokémon Sun and Moon reaches back in spirit, if not in actual chronology, to a more financially comforting time.
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So Chronixx, whose real name is Jamar McNaughton, is waiting to see "what everything really means and what it means to everybody" when it comes to Chronology.
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The exhibition takes work created between 1966 and 2016, and is ordered in reverse chronology, so that visitors can plummet from the now back to the then.
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The documentary is raising questions about the chronology of events surrounding Brown's death, suggesting he did not rob the store and instead traded marijuana for store merchandise.
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The abundance of the material and the convoluted chronology of the installation, with works grouped thematically as well as sequentially, make for a rich and varied experience.
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It wastes so much time hammering its biographical bullet points and tunestack into place, despite logic or chronology, that it never seems to notice the unintelligible result.
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Her chronology is based on the idea that Putin's Russia has pulled back from engagement with the Western-dominated international system, which is the case only politically.
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It's a tricky thing to translate a human life, with all its unknowable quirks and happenings, to pull a narrative arc from the scattered chronology of events.
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" Schiff, along with the rest of the impeachment managers, assembled this case witness by witness, month by month — providing a "factual chronology" of how the "plot unfolded.
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Kitty Bennett, our news researcher extraordinaire, helped start the effort by building a chronology of events — based on as many primary source documents as we could find.
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Should an exhibition this thorough miss out on a vital section of its chronology simply because it cannot be represented in person by its most significant examples?
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By using their life together to create chronology, to mark time, he was showing how deep her work has gone, how consistent it's been, how committed she is.
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Systrom wouldn't say exactly how he'll measure quality, but the change will roughly be like when the company re-sorted the main feed based on relevancy, not chronology.
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When I say "narrative," I don't mean a chronology of events; I mean stories with plots, connected by motivations, by people's beliefs and desires, their plans, intentions, values.
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In The Paper Revolution, objects are loosely split up by subject matter rather than chronology, which helps demonstrate how certain overarching elements of production spanned nearly two decades.
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"Unfortunately, when Fiscal Year ... 2017 appropriations were enacted in May 2017, sufficient funds for the project were not made available," GSA said in a chronology sent to Congress.
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If you've ever wondered how the sprawling "Star Wars" universe all fits together, look no further than the newly unveiled chronology of movies and TV shows gathered here.
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There are no addresses, it's said, in Japan — or, worse, there are collections of numbers, but sometimes they refer to the chronology of construction, sometimes to something else.
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"Our chronology supports a habitable and traversable corridor by at least 13,000" years ago, "just before the first appearance of Clovis technology in interior North America," they write.
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The report will include the facts and a chronology of the Lion Air crash, the causes of the incident and give recommendations, said KNKT deputy chairman Haryo Satmiko.
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Hamburg, Germany (CNN Business)Over two floors of Der Spiegel's glasshouse building, walls bearing seven decades of the magazine's covers serve as a colorful chronology of modern history.
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Sick is not organized by chronology, but rather by city and the lover who was is living with her at the time, linking illness to place and person.
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For years you and your friends held our perfect chronology hostage, threatening to destroy what we'd built together as you fell in thrall to your new algorithmic gods.
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Until physicists have such a theory they cannot understand the chronology horizon, and until they understand it, they cannot know whether pastward time travel is impossible — or possible.
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"The chronology of budget commitments clearly demonstrates that the earmarks are being used as bargaining chips," said Gil Castello Branco, who leads the government watchdog group Contas Abertas.
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Sheriff Joseph Lombardo said he was "absolutely offended" at allegations of incompetence over the revised chronology, saying it was the result of the vast scope of the investigation.
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The proceedings come on the heels of Wednesday's arguments, in which Democrats laid out a broad, if detailed, chronology of Trump's pressure campaign on Ukrainian leaders last year.
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The word "after" does a lot of work in that formulation — it reads as though it's meant to be about cause but might just simply be about chronology.
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Now that Christmas is over — although, based on the Bible's chronology, the wise men wouldn't appear in Bethlehem for several more weeks — it's time for some revisionist history.
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His mostly self-produced debut album, "Chronology," was released on Friday and topped the iTunes reggae charts in every country except for Germany, where it reached No. 2.
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