Sentence examples for in a temporal order from inspiring English sources

Successful sequential behavior (e.g., spearing a fish) depends not just on keeping track of where one is in space, but where one is in a temporal order of movements and the temporal distance between the current, prior, and subsequent movements.

Notably, in some of these previous studies the words were not only presented in a temporal order but also in different spatial locations.

Many early activation events of physiological importance are not simultaneously initiated following the initial Ca2+ transient, but occur in a temporal order [ 17, 45] through spatial and temporal regulation of periodic Ca2+ release [ 47].

The same value for the two promoters means synchronization (i.e. XylR is equally capable to activate Pu and Ps; Figure 4b) whereas setting different θ XylR parameters for each promoter results in a temporal order of activation (not shown).

Adult neurogenesis in brain in mammals or birds seems to play a role in establishing a temporal order of events by clearing out old traces of experiences and consolidating new memory [39].

Let us now analyze a typical complex disease definition, in which a temporal order of the subprocesses is clearly stated such as the SNOMED CT concept "Concussion of brain with loss of consciousness".

N-Linked glycosylation sites on the HA molecule were identified in a temporal ordering of human H1N1 viruses.

Together, these results indicate that there is a temporal order in the reduction in c-Myc and IRF4 as a consequence of either IKZF1 or IKZF3 shRNA knockdown with c-Myc being more sensitive than IRF4 to the knockdown of either transcription factor.

On the basis of cross-sectional data, Bateman et al.42 proposed a temporal order in which biomarkers become abnormal before the Alzheimer's disease onset.

Such interference, which is factually equivalent to decreasing the affinity of XylR for Pu, would favor the second scenario (i.e. meta expressed before 3 MBz appears), thereby suggesting that these proteins have a role to set a temporal order in activation of the TOL operons.

DAVID EAGLEMAN: I've been suggesting in my scientific papers over the past few years that causality is fundamentally a temporal order judgment — in other words, a very basic time operation of the brain.