Sentence examples for temporal advantages from inspiring English sources

Geostationary imagers offer important temporal advantages when studying rapidly changing phenomena such as vegetation fires.

A person guided by fear and hope, the main emotions in a life devoted to the pursuit of temporal advantages, turns, in the face of the vagaries of fortune, to behaviors calculated to secure the goods he desires.

The application of similar knock-in/transgenic strategies for mammalian models is more challenging, but using these methods combined with the ability to express TEVp in particular tissues using cell-type specific promoters [42] and the temporal advantages of using sTEVp to control TEVp activity has the potential to provide a very powerful system to investigate protein function in vivo.

Thus, monitoring an endogenous Ca2+ sensor such as the Cl− channel offers not only spatial and temporal advantages, but also amplifies the normally small Ca2+ current through SOC channels and avoids altering the Ca2+ dynamics with further pharmacological manipulations.

Considered together, these features endow the DDs with the specificity inherent in genetic approaches combined with the temporal advantages derived from the use of small molecule pharmacology (Rakhit et al., 2014).

This fits very well with the reviewer's comment that emphasized that unless an indeterminate target or trajectory becomes apparent, the temporal advantages will remain dormant, which we incorporated in the revised manuscript.

For the film to succeed, what Henry does -- using his temporal advantage to manipulate Lucy into loving him -- must seem charming rather than cruel.

He says, in essence, that the time it takes to read any incoming information will fritter away any temporal advantage, making it impossible to signal back and change events in the past.

… MCE provide two critical benefits for teaching and learning: the temporal advantage of improving the course immediately, and the qualitative benefit of making teaching adjustments specific to the particular needs and desires of current students.

Interestingly, the high-order DAC algorithm can be regarded as a spatial-temporal processing technique, where nodes in the network represent the spatial advantage, the high-order processing represents the temporal advantage, and the optimal convergence rate can be viewed as the diversity gain.

Although action verbs enjoyed a temporal advantage on non action verbs, in semantic processing, the resulting early lexical-semantic access did not elicit a specific enhancement of M1 activity.