The phrase "address a temporal" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to discussing or dealing with a time-related issue, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "In our meeting, we need to address a temporal concern regarding the project timeline."
Alternatives: "discuss a time-related issue" or "tackle a temporal matter".
The analysis of this disputed urban place addresses: (a) spatial, temporal, cultural and political dimensions of the dispute 'stories' as told by the stakeholders, and (b) vocabulary, expressed by frames, which constitutes spatial transgression at the micro-level in Nazareth.
The requirement that the robot trajectory be continually modifiable on-line in response to external sensor data is addressed with the development of a temporal gait control strategy.
A Petri net-based method was presented to address the temporal constraint satisfiability in a holistic manner and also in a modular way in article [13].
Although many sampling approaches were presented to select a subset of users and content in static mode, there is a significant need for a sampling approach to address the temporal aspect of data.
Most studies address only temporal dependencies, in which a set of tasks must be performed in a particular order (e.g., [36],[77]) or in a synchronous way (e.g., [88],[88]).
Thus, these results address the temporal and anatomical predictions of a dual-route and demonstrate that such a model outperforms a cortical model, being especially important in explaining activity during early temporal windows.
Future research must address the temporal aspect of disease progression, a consideration often missing in other prognostic models for hospice referral.
In this paper, we address the temporal logic motion planning problem for mobile robots that are modeled by second order dynamics.
In the next section, we will therefore focus on modulation features that address the temporal structure of speech.
The mooring system will address the temporal variability of the prey field off Cape Hatteras throughout the entire depth range observed for foraging odontocetes, e.g., pilot whales, using splitbeam echosounders.
