The phrase "a temporal change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a change that occurs over time or relates to time.
Example: "The study focused on a temporal change in climate patterns over the last century."
Alternatives: "a time-related change" or "a change over time".
In this study, two modified activated sludge processes in a pilot scale designed for nutrient removal were evaluated for the extent of energy saving: (1) ABA2 process – adjusting air on/off period (i.e., with a temporal change); and (2) MB-A2O process – changing volume ratio of aerobic tank to anoxic tank (i.e., with a spatial change).
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The underlying question of whether a temporal change in depth is detectable above uncertainty is also addressed.
This difference is attributed mainly to a temporal change in Poisson's ratio, which can be estimated directly from the bending and tensile relaxation functions.
Investigators typically model the stimulus in a block design as a categorical (on off) stimulus and do not account for a temporal change in stimulus perception.
The only significant components were a strong 'edge centre' difference in both richness and abundance, and a temporal change in both variables.
Here, we show a temporal change in the light color emitted during the reaction catalyzed by unmodified firefly luciferase when concentrations of one of the substrates, adenosine triphosphate (ATP), are gradually increased.
We used a temporal change detection analysis of NSCAT daily radar backscatter measurements to classify surface freeze/thaw state across a 1.4 million km2 region of Alaska from January to June 1997.
We used a temporal change detection analysis of NSCAT daily radar backscatter measurements to characterize the 1997 seasonal spring thaw transition period across the 106 km2 BOREAS study region of central Canada.
We applied a temporal change classification of 37 GHz brightness temperature (Tb) series from the Scanning Multichannel Microwave Radiometer (SMMR) and Special Sensor Microwave Imager (SSM/I) to classify daily FT status over global land areas where seasonal frozen temperatures influence ecosystem processes.
Figure 5 displays a temporal change in seismicity.
