0 a written record of historical events: --
the Hampshire Chronicle
a chronicle of the French Revolution
the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
2 a record of events in the order in which they happened: --
The article then surveys the development of the boom in enterprise database systems and chronicles prominent trends in those systems.
In the meantime, he produced a ser ies of television prog rammes that chronicled the occupation.
The lack of empirical and documentary evidence ruptured dynastic chronicles.
Unlike the chronicles, in these works the authorial voice is modestly but clearly heard.
Like narratives, chronicles follow a general rule of temporal juncture.
Cases 1 and 2 are basically 'going' upwards: in a design seen as trivial net, only these cases occur and disputes are just chronicles.
The chronicles tell us about such natural phenomena as rainy years, periods of drought, famines, locust plagues, and epidemics.
Much of the discourse of this part remains at the level of what is discussed in postconquest chronicles and annals.
