chronological

Examples of chronological in the following topics:

• Organizing and Outlining the Speech

  • When giving a speech on the history of television, you might organize your points chronologically by starting with the invention of motion pictures, to the invention of the television, through to modern internet streaming video today.
  • Depending on your subject and the point you are attempting to make, it might make sense to order your research and points in chronological order.
  • Outlining your speech as a series of chronological events or points allows your audience to follow along a linear timeline for easy understanding of your subject matter.

• Timeline

  • Much of religious prehistory and the chronology of religious art history is subject to ongoing debates due to the nature of evidence.
  • The timeline of religion, and religious art, is a chronological catalog of important and noteworthy religious events, including the worship of deities, from prehistoric to modern times.
  • Much of religious prehistory and the chronology of religious art history is therefore subject to ongoing debates.

• Age

  • Age is measured chronologically, and a person's birthday is often an important event.
  • Chronological aging may also be distinguished from "social aging" (cultural age-expectations of how people should act as they grow older) and "biological aging" (an organism's physical state as it ages).

• Romanesque Sculpture: Majestat Batlló

  • The chronology of the Majestat Batlló is difficult to date, but the inscription on the cross and the painting could be placed in the 11th century.

• Patterns of Organization: Informative, Persuasive, and Commemorative

• Bibliography

• Glossary of Common CMC Terms

  • These posts are usually shown in reverse chronological order and are typically accessible on the Internet.

• E-Leadership

  • Discuss the growing importance and technological potential of integrating leadership across chronological and geographical boundaries

• The Older Years

  • Most developed world countries have accepted the chronological age of 65 years as a definition of an "elderly" or older person.

• Context of Creation

  • In many ways, the historical backbone of art history is a celebratory chronology of beautiful creations of art commissioned by religious or civic institutions or wealthy individuals.