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chronology,
n the arrangement of events in a time sequence, usually from the beginning to the end of an event.


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You know, chronologists will tell you the 21st century started seven or eight years ago; historians will tell you it's a moment in time that starts a century.
The landscape's flowering is fluid, what chronologists call a "floating sequence," a sequence the dates of which are relatively predictable in relation to one another but not in relation to when exactly they will occur on the brittle Gregorian calendar in a specific place.
The current day or week of the year, a Millennium day countdown, and the Julian day number, as used by astronomers and chronologists.
 
 
 
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