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He glanced at the chronographic read built into the rim of his mask.

"But sometimes, what look like coincidences are simply things happening within the same geographic and chronographic areas."

Dirisha looked at the chronographic read built into the holoproj image.

Up against a curb near the Marchon building was a pilot's chronographic wrist watch.

Wedge glanced at the chronographic readout on his monitor.

Hydatius had access to a number of chronographic and historical sources and used four parallel chronological systems.

In addition, the brand also makes historical claim for creating the first-ever chronographic wristwatch in 1917.

Nevertheless, his chronographic calculations were gratefully exploited by Clement of Alexandria,c. 190-200.

The chronicle was an historical genre very popular in Late Antiquity, though with precedents in older chronographic genres like the consular fasti.

Because the Roman calendar had traditionally served a didactic purpose, the laterculus of Polemius provided several other lists and tables under the month-by-month chronographic presentation:

Cold nibbled away at his fingers, toes, and lek-tips, while a little chronographic indicator flashing on the inside of his helmet's evac-visor counted down the minutes until his air supply quit.

The chart was 54 feet long, and mounted on an apparatus with scrolls and cranks to allow the reader to move freely through world history, a device which Barbeu-Dubourg called a "chronographic machine".

"Comparison of the probable error of a Transit of a Star, observed with the Transit-circle of the Royal Observatory, by the ' eye and ear ' and chronographic methods".

The Martel Watch Company in Les Ponts-de-Martel had supplied movements for many of Universal Genève's chronographic timepieces since 1918, with Universal adapting the complications as Cal 285's.

Stark eventually breaks free of Immortus' control and sacrificed his life while Rhodes foiled Immortus' plot by using Dirge's Warwear to destroy the Starcore satellite armed with a chronographic weapon.

Bar Hebræus used almost all that had been written before him, showing particular favor to the now lost chronographic records published by Theophilus of Edessa (late 8th century, although he has this only through Michael the Syrian and other dependents).

According to Martin West the epics appear to have been composed in the late seventh or sixth century BC, later than the date traditionally ascribed to Eumelus in the Greek chronographic tradition used, for instance, by Eusebius of Caesarea.

The Wine Haven-Profil near Robin Hood's Bay is Global Stratotype Section and Point (GSSP) of Pliensbachian Epoch (183,0-189,6 mya), one of four chronographic substages of Early Jurassic Epoch.

Chronographie, ou Description des tems, contenant toute la suite des souverains de l'univers et des principaux événements de chaque siècle... (Paris, 1753), one of the most ambitious of the chronographic charts produced during that period.