in chronological sequence

常見(jiàn)例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• The paintings are exhibited in chronological sequence.
  展覽品是按年月順序陳列的。
• Students take Art History I and II (ARTH 1810 and 1820), ideally in chronological sequence.
  學(xué)生們一和二（亞瑟1810年和1820年），坐落於藝術(shù)史的時(shí)間順序。
• The early and late stages tectonic organize can be distinguished in chronological sequence of the plate movement.
  按照板塊運(yùn)動(dòng)時(shí)間順序，可區(qū)分出早、晚兩堦段搆造組郃。

權(quán)威例句

• The situation has been made worse by the curators' decision to display both collections, not in an encyclopedic chronological sequence, but by grouping the works of art in a series of exhibitions based on genres or subjects—war, nudes, landscapes, still-life, and so on.
  ECONOMIST: British 20th-century art
• Continuing the curatorial approach used ten years ago in the first of its new displays, in the British galleries, these 1, 800 objects, from 300AD to 1600, are arranged in a broadly chronological sequence and cover a range of themes including devotion, trade and city life.
  ECONOMIST: The new Medieval and Renaissance galleries are a treat
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