Sentence examples for are extended in time from inspiring English sources

They are fully determined in their properties and are extended in time.

A critical difference, however, is that while vision's objects are extended in space, and are individuated and recognized primarily in virtue of spatial characteristics, audible individuals are extended in time, and are perceptually individuated and recognized primarily in virtue of pitch and temporal characteristics (see, e.g., Bregman 1990, Kubovy and Van Valkenburg 2001).

"The more you have elements of premeditation, the more these elements are extended in time, more obviously it complicates the presentation of the defence of mental disorder.

These findings reflect replicable neural responses to predictable acoustic stimuli that have high temporal resolution and (for the auditory steady-state response) are extended in time.

This is possible for simple stimuli like pattern onsets and flashed stimuli that can be rapidly repeated (Di Russo et al. 2002) but not for complex stimuli that require a significant number of control stimuli and that are extended in time as the stimuli used here.

Both the ACIS-I and ACIS-S portions have been extended in time, so that the interpolations are valid now through mid-2014.

But the Queen was not present at the 65th commemorations in 2009 after a diplomatic mix-up which led to no formal invitation being extended in time.

They are released into interplanetary space after the magnetic trap is destroyed giving rise to the source of accelerated particles that is extended in time and azimuth.

If this approach of no-nonsense direct intervention and taking control is extended in time to all 13, the sheer scale of improvement work needed, transformation of how things are done and knocking of heads together will keep the three bodies busy for a long time.

Seeing is not like taking a snapshot; it is a process that is extended in time.

It is the view that, just as an object such as Plate is extended in space with spatial parts, so it is extended in time with temporal parts.