Sentence examples for mapping of time from inspiring English sources

This particular mapping of time and space is widely reflected in metaphoric language (e.g., looking forward to tomorrow, thinking back on yesterday), cognition [23] [25], [36] and, as reported here, sensory-motor processing [26].

This mapping of time with spatial factors differs according to the semantic class of the verbs: when processing action verbs, subjects are both faster and more accurate in responding to the future tense in the right space, while they are faster but not more accurate in responding to past tense in the left space.

However, the main outcome of this research is that mapping of time-varying respiratory elastance of mechanically ventilated ARDS subjects can be monitored to provide a high resolution metric to describe disease state and physiological changes in response to PEEP.

THE MAP OF TIME, by Félix J. Palma.

The geographical distinction that marks Chesil Beach in England is the grading of the shingle — the pebbles, that is — that forms its 18 miles: the pebbles are arranged, by wind and rain, in a spectrum of sizes and textures, so that the beach forms a spatial map of time.

We generated depth-dependent creep curves and viscoelastic parameter maps of time constants and elastic moduli for the Kelvin model of viscoelasticity.

A map of time spent per unit area is shown in Figure 1c.

Figure 1a shows the MAP as a function of time.

The eclipse time for cities in Europe is available on eclipsewise.com, complete with a map of times and locations.

The models shown in Fig. 2 appear to be different at first glance even though they all have been developed for one purpose to produce a map of time-invariant seismic potential for hazard estimation.

Any mapping of two time measures to an (x,y) coordinate system constitutes a temporal plane.