Sentence examples for spatial and temporal context from inspiring English sources

One brain area, the hippocampus, is critically involved in remembering the spatial and temporal context of an event.

Therefore, defining the significance of an observed adverse effect is not feasible without setting the spatial and temporal context.

Event-related functional magnetic resonance imaging was used to assess healthy adults while they performed spatial and temporal context memory tasks matched in task structure.

We present a modelling approach that elucidates network connectivity and landscape dynamics in spatial and temporal context to identify vital corridors and conservation priorities in the Loire river and its tributaries.

To be sure, the impact of deterritorialization, social interconnectedness, and social acceleration are by no means universal or uniform: migrant workers engaging in traditional forms of low-wage agricultural labor in the fields of southern California, for example, probably operate in a different spatial and temporal context than the Internet entrepreneurs of San Francisco or Seattle.

This palaeoenvironmental compilation frames the spatial and temporal context of local cultural activities when the region was most hospitable ∼9000 6000 BP; at this time, monsoonal weather influenced the portion of the African continental interior, creating enough convective rainfall for occasional surface water storage.

Our method potentially can be used to explore the scale, direction, and pace of climate change in a variety of spatial and temporal contexts.

Rather than simply being a mechanism for storing information, episodic memory associates information such as the spatial and temporal contexts of an event.

Few models were reliable when applied to independent data; therefore, our results indicate that models cannot be assumed to be applicable in different years or applied outside the area where the model was developed, even with similar spatial and temporal contexts.

These OTUs represent samples from biological populations that are defined according to their archaeological, spatial and temporal contexts (Table S1).

However, the reference protein interaction network masks the in vivo spatial and temporal contexts and unrealistically integrates all in vitro molecular interactions together.