Sentence examples for temporal divisions from inspiring English sources
However, many of the ammonite species are rare outside of northwestern Europe, and detailed fine-scale correlations and temporal divisions have not yet been developed for most regions around the world.
Geographic and temporal divisions apparent in the genetic data can be related to ecological change, human impacts, and possible landscape mosaics in Beringia.
However, this analogy contains at least two differences in addition to differences in magnitude (24 hours versus billions of years): clocks are cyclical whereas Earth's history is linear, and clocks are composed of equal temporal divisions whereas geologic time comprises unequal temporal divisions based on major geologic events.
Lectures on geologic events were organized by temporal divisions in the Geologic Time Scale (for example, the first two lectures were on the Precambrian Eons, with the subsequent lectures covering portions of Eras within the Phanerozoic Eon).
In agreement with the temporal divisions between co- and post-translational N-glycosylation, the largest post-translational contributors to total N-glycosylation, for the most part, were the NXS consensus sites that were skipped during protein translation.
In parts of the evidence consensus generation process where temporal data is important, such as contemporariness score for peer-review data and the scoring of case data series, the temporal divisions used to analyse these data is sufficiently broad to accommodate most inter-annual variation.
It is based on a temporal division of the process evolution and the task sequences.
Many approaches utilize some combination of psychological and temporal division (e.g., Bermúdez 2000).
In this paper, we detailed analyzed the difference of the network structure between the traditional random division method and the temporal division method on two benchmark data sets, Netflix and MovieLens.
It has been shown that honeybee Vg is associated with quite a few biological processes including social organization, temporal division of labor and foraging specilization, regulation of hormonal dynamics, and change in gustory responsiveness [8] [11].
Microarrays have also been used to study temporal division of labor in honey bees (Whitfield et al. 2003) and behavioral phase changes in migratory locusts (Kang et al. 2004).
