Sentence examples for temporal character from inspiring English sources

The temporal character of the input is, generally, not taken into account in the neural models.

The new thinker takes the temporal character of human experience seriously.

What might have seemed just contingent features of human cognition (for example, the spatial and temporal character of its objects) turn out to be necessary truths.

Kant (1781/1999) argued that the temporal character of inner sense is possible only because it is mediated by outer intuition whose form is space.

It is characterised by identifying the domains in which integration processes take place (structural, social, cultural, civic-political and identificational), their multi-directional, spatial and temporal character, and their interdependence: experience in one domain impacting on experience in another.

Kumārila was, in this regard, critical of the Sanskrit grammarians' sphoṭa ("bursting forth") theory of meaning, which had been elaborated precisely to account for the expression of meaning in light of the manifestly temporal character of linguistic utterance.

In particular, wild USV studies will help in understanding the ultimate reasons and particular mechanisms that account for the difference in spectral and temporal characters.

In addition to being the first comparison of adult mouse USVs from the same species in the laboratory and the wild, this is the first report of spectral and temporal characters of USVs of P. californicus in the laboratory, and the first report of USVs recorded from known, individual free living mice in the wild.

An overview of various numerical techniques used to determine the spatio-temporal character of instabilities in fluid flows is given.

The advantage of this technique is the decomposition of the components of the biological system in a set of wavelengths each one associated to a specific spatio-temporal character.

These domains are not material, and not descriptions of a situation's 'spatio-temporal' character, although either of these aspects may be relevant to the meanings expressed through the language used within a given situation when they are 'semioticised' within the situation.