The phrase "a temporal version of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a variation or adaptation of something that is related to time or temporal aspects.
Example: "The film presents a temporal version of the classic story, exploring how events unfold differently across various timelines."
Alternatives: "a time-based adaptation of" or "a time-related interpretation of".
The mutakallimūm, theologians who used reason and argumentation to support their revealed Islamic beliefs, developed the temporal version of the argument from the impossibility of an infinite regress, known as the kalām argument.
The temporal version of the pediatric sepsis biomarker risk model (tPERSEVERE) estimates the risk of a complicated course in children with septic shock based on biomarker changes from days 1 to 3 of septic shock.
This paper presents and applies a novel and advanced assessment methodology for sustainable and efficient performance strategies of these 39 global cities, by means of an extended and multi-temporal version of a Data Envelopment Analysis DEAA).
The more lateral region of BA7 previously reported by other groups was engaged to a similar degree by both spatial and temporal versions of the conjunction search task.
The moral of the temporal versions of BF and CBF is only that unrestricted quantification ranges over an immutable and necessary domain of objects, whether or not they enjoy temporary and contingent existence.
It is argued that such disequilibrium models by their very nature avoid temporal versions of Braess' paradox familiar from static equilibrium design and are naturally formulated as optimal control problems.
As Timaeus points out, the combination of the eternal and temporal versions of the formal concepts allows the soul to comprehend both unchangeable and changeable objects in the world (37a c).
This system identifies risk factor mentions with a CRF system complemented by hand-designed patterns, identifies and normalizes temporal expressions through a tailored version of the Heideltime tool, and determines temporal relations of each risk factor with a One Rule classifier.
We limit our experiments to downsampling factors, α,β={2,3,4}, which denotes spatial or temporal downsampled versions of a half, a third, and a fourth of the original resolution or frame rate.
The argument for liveness (progress) is given in a set-theoretic version of temporal logic.
