"temporal confines" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase to refer to the limited period of time that something is in effect. For example, "The temporal confines of the sale were only one week."
For DWV and BQCV, our data indicate that there are not distinct segregations of the viral populations among the pollinators in the temporal and spatial confines of the study.
The input temporal frequency F is confined within the range of 1 to 50 Hz, consistent with feasible biological frequencies [1], [17].
Equally, in Liégeois-Chauvel [6], where lesion locations were confined to temporal cortex, three out of five patients with damage to right posterior temporal cortex had global deficits and one out of three patients with damage to left posterior temporal cortex had selective local deficits.
The photons selected by the temporal gate are not confined in the CV, but arise from a much larger volume referred to as the dCV.
This happens whether the cultures in question are confined to a single planet and a single historical epoch or are confined within a temporal domain defined by the limits of a time-traveling technology".
The values for the Spearman rank order correlation coefficient were confined within 0.91 (TEMPORAL MOVIE) and 0.98 (SPATIAL MOVIE).
In its epistemic reading, 必 bì is not confined to this temporal structure, and the temporal part E2, the (resultant) state part, can also be included in the complement of 必 bì; this is another distinctive feature of the two modal readings.
A similar pattern of results was found by Liégeois-Chauvel et al. [6] in patients with lesions confined to the temporal lobes.
Collateral edema was confined to the temporal lobe in two patients (patients 4 and 8).
Double immunostaining by SMI-31 and GFAP revealed that the phosphorylated bundles were smaller (compare with figure 2Ba) and that glial proliferation into the widened columns was almost entirely confined to the temporal quadrant (figure 3D).
