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Chronologic

Chronologic \Chron`o*log"ic\, Chronological \Chron`o*log"ic*al\, a. [Gr. ?.] Relating to chronology; containing an account of events in the order of time; according to the order of time; as, chronological tables.
--Raleigh. -- Chron`o*log"ic*al*ly, adv.

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chronologic

a. In order of time from the earliest to the latest

Usage examples of "chronologic".

Uptime Chronologic Patrol Ship, commanded by Koffield, that survived the attack of the Intruders at Circum Central.

Command of the Chronologic Patrol, and former commander of the Chronologic Patrol Ship Upholder.

Both uptime and downtime ends of wormhole are guarded by Chronologic Patrol ships.

They had sent and received the standard arrival signal and mirror reply to the Chronologic Patrol ship on station, here on the uptime end of the timeshaft.

The only other visible object, aside from the stars in the sky, was a far-off dot of light that was the uptime Chronologic Patrol ship, one of the uptime-downtime pair guarding this wormhole.

The downtime Chronologic Patrol ship was just coming into view on her symbol-logic screens.

But even in the midst of so much isolation, the Chronologic Patrol imposed harsh security on wormhole stations.

Earth, Koffield had been a very young Chronologic Patrol officer-in-training.

Grand Library picked up the coded transmission and stored it until it received a query ping from a certain Chronologic Patrol Operations Artlnt.

The sender had been careful to omit any references that the Chronologic Patrol would likely have on any keyword watchlist.

But the Chronologic Patrol as yet had no reason to do so, and the sender had given them none.

SCO Station Security to alert them to anything of interest to the Chronologic Patrol.

The odds are at least fair that the Chronologic Patrol will never know there were such people.

You could substitute one term for another, and come up with the Chronologic Patrol views all change as dangerous.

And in all the two-thousand-plus years of its existence, the Chronologic Patrol had held true to its charter: to defend time.