Sentence examples for a review of temporal from inspiring English sources

A review of temporal fare curves observed in the airline industry can be found in Button and Vega [17].

The term has been used to describe both areas of atrophy in the semantic dementia literature as well as areas of lesion in the stroke literature (see Damasio et al., 2004 for a review of temporal areas implicated in naming of the lesion and functional neuroimaging studies).

Palstra and Ruzzante (2008) found a similar result in a review of published temporal estimates.

A recent review of temporal variability in dermal exposure (Kromhout and Vermeulen 2001) investigated between- and within-person variability of occupational dermal exposure measurements, including measurements of surface-to-skin transfers using dermal pads.

In order to test if traits under abiotic v. biotic selection differ in variability, we used data amassed in a recent review of temporal variation in selection pressures [ 13], reclassifying the traits identified in this study as under abiotic or biotic selection.

In a review of spatial and temporal properties of neural activity during visual selective attention [ 4] it was proposed that paying attention to spatial location enhanced the activation of the extrastriate occipital areas (V2, V3/VP), as reflected by a greater amplitude of P1 (80-130 ms) and N1 (140-200 ms) components, generated in those areas.

Our review of temporal trends in paediatric BSI epidemiology identified targets for quality improvement.

This paper aims to fill this research gap by presenting a review of previous research regarding modeling of spatio-temporal PV power production and charging load of EVs.

In this chapter, we first review the key elements of ecosystem sustainability, and then provide a review of remote sensing capabilities to provide spatio-temporal dynamics of key indicators of an ecosystem that are critical to its sustainability.

In a review of over eighty studies on the use of music in therapeutic settings, the pediatrician Kathi Kemper and the psychologist Suzanne Danhauer concluded that music had multiple direct physiological effects: steady rhythms helped regulate breathing and elicited increased activity in the lateral temporal lobe, an area of the brain that helps integrate sensory inputs.

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