Sentence examples for mediated by time from inspiring English sources

Absolutely direct experience of the will is impossible, because it will always be mediated by time, but in first-personal experience of volition and the experience of music the thing in itself is no longer veiled by our other forms of cognitive conditioning.

Seth (Seth et al.2011,2006) has developed an alternative Granger causality-based measure, causal density, which is both more computationally manageable and captures complexity as mediated by time-directed influences; it admits a transfer entropy-based analogue: cd ( X ) ≡ 1 n ( n − 1 ) ∑ i ≠ j T X i → X j | X [ ij ] (14).

Recent findings suggest that regulation of inflorescence architecture is mediated by flowering time genes, Arabidopsis LSH1 and Oryza G1 (ALOG) family genes, and the interaction between the auxin pathway and floral meristem regulators.

It has also been argued that higher BMI levels in low SES adolescents are mediated by screen time [ 60].

In order to test whether the associations between TV viewing and low leisure-time physical activity with metabolic syndrome were mediated by leisure-time physical activity in adulthood, we also included leisure-time physical activity at age 43 years in the last multivariate model (model 3).

Furthermore, our analyses indicate that low leisure-time physical activity in adolescence is mediated by leisure-time physical activity in mid-adulthood to a considerable degree, whereas TV viewing in adolescence is not.

What if forthcoming generations, mediated by real-time AI and English as everyone's second (or third, or fourth) language, find out they generally have more in common with a cohort of peers scattered across nations all over the world than with their neighbors?

Since the dean of Exeter's intransigence, the whole world has agreed on "the correct time" - coordinated universal time (UTC), as mediated by various global time zones.

Therefore we constructed a model in which we described the influence of demographic and disease related variables on parental HRQoL, mediated by employment, leisure time, income, holiday and emotional support.

Higher node degree could, for example, be mediated by the relative time windows of the development of different areas, with lower-type areas appearing earlier in development than higher-type cortices and thereby being able to connect more widely and frequently with newly emerging areas.

Typically, these models assumed that PIP2 replenishment and IP3 degradation were constant or were mediated by enzymes with time-invariant activity [32], [42], [50], [51].