Sentence examples for temporal developments from inspiring English sources
For the comparison of different temporal developments, P t) was standardized that on average the same number of propagules arrived on the island during the full simulation time.
Seen thus, stocks are suitable for depicting the influences a system's history has on its present — and hence for analysing temporal developments.
Using dissipative particle dynamics (DPD) method, we simulated the temporal developments of equilibrium microstructures of nanotube dispersions with a bimodal length distribution in polymer matrix.
To investigate the relationship between the values of imported commodities and first record rates, a correlation analysis between the temporal developments of the annual values of imported commodities in current US$ of a country and the temporal dynamics of first record rates was performed.
The temporal developments of the species on the island were shown either as the number of new species recorded on the island during a defined time period (that is, as first record rate, Supplementary Fig. 5) or as cumulative species numbers (Fig. 5) (see Supplementary Notes for a detailed discussion of model results).
The Vlasov method, which follows the spatial and temporal developments of distribution functions defined in the position-velocity phase space, is considered to be an alternative to the PIC method.
With a variety of diagnostics, we develop a physical picture for the detailed temporal development of the mixed layer: We identify three distinct evolutionary phases in the development of the mixed layer.
The temporal development of the concentration-vs.
(C) Temporal development of firing rates of pyramidal populations p1 and p2 in the biophysical model.
Pedersen, R. & Sigmundsson, F. Temporal development of the 1999 intrusive episode in the Eyjafjallajökull volcano, Iceland.
He began, in the editors' words, "imagining spatial variety as if it were temporal development," assembling narratives, mapping the course of change over species and over geography.
