Sentence examples for temporal crisis from inspiring English sources

The best contemporary poetry on motherhood understands the subject to be this temporal crisis.

Third, the spatiality and temporality of the creative fix are manifested in the temporal deferral of the crisis of deindustrialisation and limited spatial reconfiguration at the first stage, and a radical spatial restructuring with a temporal fix introducing financial capital at the second stage.

But who, exactly, laughs at whom when the temporal structure of the crisis is made visible?

The arrows in the figure indicate the temporal progression from pre-crisis all the way through recovery.

My hunch is that it will take revisiting the temporal element of this crisis--preparing for the possibility that there will never be a home for the over 700,000 Syrians in Jordan to return to.

If the driving force behind our results is the financial crisis (or other temporal factor) operating exclusively through non-HRH, we would expect to find no remaining HRH density-vaccination rate relationship once we include time-fixed effects.

First, the Haddon matrix provides a framework for understanding a terrorism incident in a temporal context, including its preevent, event (crisis), and postevent (consequence) phases.

We conclude that crises extend over different temporal levels in the process.

The goal of this study was to determine the prevalence of gastric ulcers in horses with acute abdominal crisis (colic) and to examine the temporal effect of hospitalization on ulcer development in equine patients treated for colic.

In this light, we can assume that crisis-repair episodes exist at different temporal levels in the process.

Iraq is a non-stop crisis, and the C.P.A. exists in a temporal as well as a spatial bubble; any attention to the past or to a future beyond thirty days is a luxury.