Sentence examples for temporal barriers from inspiring English sources

Mr. Glass's surging minimalist score, with its air of cosmic abstraction, serves as ideal connective tissue for a film that breaks down temporal barriers.

Not surprisingly, chemical incompatibility usually is not found in those plants that have strong structural or temporal barriers against self-pollination.

"This weak structural power is an outcome of platform-based rating and ranking systems enabling a form of control which is able to overcome the spatial and temporal barriers that non-proximity places on the effectiveness of direct labour process surveillance and supervision.

On the other hand, perceived weather conditions were found to positively influence forage availability, as prior postulated that good weather conditions (e.g. absence of heavy storms, flash floods and thunderstorms) will facilitate pastoralists to utilize wider areas for grazing compared to poor weather conditions which create temporal barriers that hinder the access to available grazing areas.

Fig wasp divergence might instead occur following the development of spatial or temporal barriers within a single wasp species.

This suggests there is a potential to increase the number of researchers interested in ageing research if the financial and temporal barriers to acquiring tissues could be overcome.

Perhaps the purest cinematic articulation of this temporal barrier is the 2006 film The Lives Of Others, which takes us behind the wall in the mid-1980s and shows us a society in which beehive- and suit-sporting communist apparatchiks and cardigan-wearing dissidents alike jive to jazz with no apparent awareness of how anachronistic they're being.

Note the non-concurrent control and intervention patient groups were separated by a physical or temporal barrier (a).

Parents also identified physical and temporal access barriers to influenza immunization.

In the context of local adaptation, temporal reproductive barriers may be targets of selection limiting the exchange of potentially maladapted alleles between populations living in contrasting habitats (i.e. the process of reinforcement).

The temperature gradient associated with topography impacts on phenology and forms a temporal isolating barrier between coastal and upland populations.