timeline

Definitions

1. A graphical representation of a chronological sequence of events (past or future).
2. The feed of a social media service, especially when ordered chronologically.
3. A schedule of activities; a timetable.
4. An individual universe or reality, especially a parallel/alternate one in which events differ from actual history, or differ from the established canon of a fictional world.

Equivalents

14 more languages

Češtinarozvrh

Ελληνικάπρόγραμμαχρονοδιάγραμμαχρονολόγιο

Suomiaikajanaaikatauluohjelma

Galegocronoloxía

עבריתציר זמן

Bahasa Indonesialinimasa

Italianocronologialinea del tempolinea temporale

日本語世界線年表年譜時間軸+ 1 more

Nederlandstijdlijn

Portuguêscronogramacronologialinha do tempotimeline+ 1 more

Русскийвременна́я шкала́календа́рный гра́фикрасписаниераспорядокхронологи́ческая диагра́ммашкала́ вре́мени+ 3 more

Svenskatidslinje

Türkçetaym

Tiếng Việtniên biểu

Examples

“But, as things stand⟳, there's no timeline in place⟳ for reopening.”

“Your Timeline is essentially your home base⟳ on Facebook, the place⟳ where all your Facebook friends can view⟳ your information and activity.”

“I got bitches askin' me about the code for the Wi-Fi / So they can talk⟳ about they timeline / And show⟳ me pictures of they friends”

“But the move⟳ was calculated to allow⟳ Twitter more control⟳ over the apps and media appearing in users' timelines”

““Once you’ve seen how these systems are cobbled together – the biases, the rushed timelines, the constant compromises – you stop⟳ seeing AI as futuristic and start⟳ seeing it as fragile,” said Adio Dinika, who studies the labor behind AI at the Distributed AI Research⟳ Institute, about people who work⟳ behind the scenes.”

“on an alternate timeline”

“worst timeline”

“SISKO: I don't quite know⟳ how to say⟳ this... but now that we know⟳ about the accident that sent the ship back in time, we should be able to avoid⟳ it. WORF: Well if we do that, your timeline will collapse and everything here will cease to exist⟳.”

“So in that sense⟳, if we want⟳ to talk⟳ about the timeline of what it would mean⟳ for Trump to be winning and reshifting the Constitutional order⟳, part of what I think⟳ about is: If the neoliberal order⟳ is cracked, as Gerstle says it is, then the question⟳ is: What will succeed⟳ it?”

“In one timeline, she [Marjorie Taylor Greene] could have⟳ used the Epstein win⟳ as the foundation of an anti-Trump resistance in the Republican ranks.”

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