Sentence examples for temporal mismatch from inspiring English sources

The Bipartisan Policy Center's proposal illustrates this temporal mismatch.

Figure 1: Temporal mismatch between biodiversity monitoring schemes in Europe and major global or regional anthropogenic pressures known to impact biodiversity.

"Already a minor temporal mismatch of three or six days is enough to harm the bees," says Mariela Schenk, the study's author.

The spatial and temporal mismatch between electricity supply and consumers demand arising from fluctuating renewable electricity generation can be overcome by energy transport and storage.

Confronted with so many intangible and unmeasurable choices, which all have a temporal mismatch with the quarterly earnings cycle or board meeting schedule, boards would be well served to harden three pillars in their enterprises.

While cost is an important factor, the variability related to the inherent temporal mismatch between resource availability (sun shining, wind blowing etc).

Scientists have found that global warming may cause temporal mismatches between bees and the plant species on which they depend for food.

The relatively low r2 values were at least partly due to spatial and temporal mismatches between surface and satellite measurements.

This leads to temporal mismatches between the electricity supply and demand in Germany.

Under natural conditions, shorter flowering time in consequence of global warming could increase the probability of creating temporal mismatches with pollinators (Memmott et al. 2007; Hegland et al. 2009; DeLucia et al. 2012).

No single sensor on any satellite mission, whether radar, lidar or optical, can be expected to provide consistently infallible estimates of biomass, but use of these measurements in a synergistic fashion can potentially overcome the limitations of each (whether radar saturation, lidar sampling modes, or optical temporal mismatches).