Sentence examples for a kind of temporal from inspiring English sources
The brevity of our lives breeds a kind of temporal parochialism — an ignorance of or an indifference to those planetary gears which turn more slowly than our own.
His is still a handsome face but, depending on the angle or the expression, it now exists in a kind of temporal flux.
The past flowed in and out of the present so that Woiwode's story arrived in a kind of temporal white-out, the customary borders of experience eradicated, memory as immediate as the blizzard.
(It did create a kind of temporal cognitive dissonance, to be sure; and yet I was even more of a fan in the series' second season than during its first).
For our application of clustering sequentially recorded behavioural data, leaving out randomly selected data points, results in a kind of temporal subsampling of the data.
Although a kind of temporal bias cannot be ruled out in our study, its influence is assumed to be negligible.
Our general model allows any kind of temporal environmental change, but for practical reasons we study periodical changes in detail.
An event can be notes, syllables or any kind of temporal marker.
The Enron debacle has made Houston the center of a certain kind of temporal universe, and Mr. Sharpton has recognized an unusual opportunity for his brand of social criticism.
Datedness runs in all kinds of temporal directions.
Event-based sequences are a kind of pattern based on temporal associations with two essential characteristics: they are syntactically simple and have a great expressive power.
