Similar words: technology, chronic, theology, biology, apology, geology, etiology, ideology. Meaning: [krə'nɒlədʒɪ] 
n. 1. an arrangement of events in time 2. a record of events in the order of their occurrence 3. the determination of the actual temporal sequence of past events.
n. 1. an arrangement of events in time 2. a record of events in the order of their occurrence 3. the determination of the actual temporal sequence of past events. 
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61, The development of TCM can thusly be historically divided along a dynastic chronology, wars in between, invasions for without, etc.
62, If no specific guidelines are recommended for a particular country, use reverse - chronology .
63, The paper studies the chronology and geochemistry of limburgite at Liucheng, Fujian provience, in order to better understand the Cenozoic mantle nature and the geotectonic setting of Fujian.
64, This is a chronology of the events of last year.
65, ChronologyThe data of chronology explanates that both of them are belong to Proterozoic Era.
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66, Based on the model of the theory of "canopy-heavens", the chronology of the observed data in Zhoubi Suanjing is determined as in 511 BC by using astronomical calculation.
67, We are currently trying to reach conclusions about the dating of the script changes and expect that this chronology will revolutionize the attempts at decipherment .
68, Now the chronology of events is over and yet more needed details are coming.
69, The chronology of the earth's history as determined by geologic events.
70, Chronology of Works in 1919 were moved to Geneva, Switzerland.
71, Now, this chronology doesn't prove that politics drives changes in inequality.
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