Sentence examples for broader temporal and spatial from inspiring English sources

Multiple theoretical and practical difficulties emerge when broader temporal and spatial perspectives and contexts are not considered, as shown by examining the suggestion of "double exposure".

Social scientists, in turn, are beginning to reexamine human history from an empathic lens and, in the process, discovering previously hidden strands of the human narrative which suggests that human evolution is measured not only by the expansion of power over nature, but also by the intensification and extension of empathy to more diverse others across broader temporal and spatial domains.

This project aims to take advantage of this broad temporal and spatial sampling within the species to document population responses to coastal development.

The check dam served as a carbon storage and sequestration structure for the hilly loess region due to its beneficial conditions for carbon sequestration over broad temporal and spatial distributions.

We also extended our study to find interacting TFs controlling gene expression in a broad temporal and spatial manner and identified 379 tissue-type TF pairs from 11 tissue-type groups, from which tissue-type TF-TF interaction networks have been built.

Such work will provide an understanding of the broad-scale temporal and spatial drivers of change in functional diversity in both fisheries and fish communities.

In particular, a prominent aspect that remains debated is how the plasticity mechanisms, that encompass a broad spectrum of temporal and spatial scales, come to play together in a concerted fashion.

They directly measured position shifts produced by first- and second-order motion at 10.7 degree eccentricity and found that first-order motion influences position assignment across a broad range of temporal and spatial frequencies, and second-order motion influences perceived position over a narrower range of temporal frequencies and is largely invariant with spatial frequency.

These included three broad categories of variables; the mean temporal and spatial values measured over multiple steps, variability over these steps measured as both SD and CV, and left-right step asymmetry.

Their populations come and go repeatedly in measurable time periods and they lend themselves to scrutiny at various scales as their populations exist in confined and temporary habitats (e.g. edge habitats), often over broad geographical areas (spatial scales) and with temporal and spatial differences in the expression of overt (above ground) and covert (seed bank) populations.

Uniquely focusing on aspects of control, both temporal and spatial, the text collects a broad range of interlinked chapters that provide both theoretical and practical insight.