Sentence examples for temporal distances from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the theory entails that there is a certain algebraic combination of spatial and temporal distances between any pair of events the so-called "spatiotemporal interval"—on which all inertial observers necessarily will agree.

This is because temporal journeys overlook geodesic distances and are instead concerned with temporal distances for vertices.

Figure 1 depicts the retention rates for different shop types at progressive spatial (left) and temporal distances (right).

Presumably Zeno has in mind the view that spatial (and perhaps temporal) distances have a plurality of parts; parts which are infinitely divisible into two.

The spatiotemporal relations that save the day against the bucket and globes are, so to speak, mixed spatial and temporal distances.

We observe that these substructures involve neighborhoods of states at different numbers of hops, corresponding to different temporal distances between observations in the sample-path.

In that sense, some temporal distance can be useful.

But with both Gregorian and Glagolitic chant, at times sung by soloists and at times by the full all-female sextet, a sense of temporal distance was maintained.

No matter her geographic and temporal distance from these, Danticat writes about them with the immediacy of love.

So, in a sense, smartphone picturetakers are turning to digital filters to re-establish some of that physical and temporal distance Sontag was writing about.

As we move further away from manual labour-based industries being a reality (steelworks, shipbuilding, coal mining) in favour of office-based ones, there is temporal distance and those clothes become items not of the everyday but of idealisation and, in turn, high fashion.