Sentence examples for temporal appearance from inspiring English sources

These actin structures differ in size and shape as well as in their temporal appearance and dynamics.

These compounds have a specific temporal appearance within inflammation resolution and display anti-inflammatory and proresolving properties.

Each age has its own zeitgeist (a sort of temporal appearance on Earth as the expression of the absolute – Christ as God come to Earth, if you like) but each of those ages is linked and taken up into (aufgehoben) the next succeeding one.

Inspired by the observation that the different parts in one pedestrian target have different stable properties, we represent the target with perceptual hashing (PH) and color self-similarity at patch level, and design an adaptive patch-based similarity measurement which simultaneously considers the spatial and temporal appearance information of the target.

We found for the first time the temporal appearance of meridional (001′) diffraction at several milliseconds after the on-set of necking indicating that the mesophase structure similar to the one reported for poly ethylene terephthalate) was also formed in the initial stage of fiber structure development of PEN.

Co-delivery of GM-CSF and vaccine DNAs enhanced the temporal appearance of neutralizing Ab and broadened the specificity of the neutralizing activity to include SHIV-89.6P.

After being stimulated by odorant of butanedione, the olfactory receptor neurons generated different kinds of oscillations, which can be described as pulse firing oscillation, transient firing oscillation, superposed firing oscillation, and sustained firing oscillation, according to their temporal appearances respectively.

Husserl came to doubt whether temporal appearances of a content can vary in this sort of way: 'The primary contents that spread out in the now are not able to switch their temporal function: the now cannot stand before me as the not-now, the not-now cannot stand before me as the now' (1991: 334).

The gesture recognition module uses an approach based on local spatio-temporal appearance of activities.

The crucial error in this reasoning lay in supposing that our abstract conceptions are a guide to reality behind the spatio-temporal appearances.

Following Gregory of Nyssa, Eriugena holds that the sensible, corporeal, spatio-temporal appearances of things are produced by the qualities or 'circumstances' of place, time, position, and so on, which surround the incorporeal, eternal essence.