Sentence examples for temporal point of view from inspiring English sources

Only the key images are studied from a temporal point of view with lighter computation than the complete sequence.

From the temporal point of view, the same amount of vegetation is likely to exert different influences on dust storms when vegetation growing time shifts.

Finally, we found various and diversified regular sequences explaining how the customers typically combine and follow their shopping behavior with respect to the temporal point of view.

Namely, he points out that when we speak about God's ability to bring it about that what has been done, has not been done, the expression "He can (potest) do it" is appropriate for speaking of the eternal God; from our temporal point of view, "He could have (potuit) done it" is the appropriate way of expressing it (619A-C).

Bacterial diversity from a temporal point of view has usually been found to be stable over time in waste gas bioreactors and wastewater treatment systems under both constant or disturbed operating conditions (Cabrol and Malhautier 2011 and references therein).

The main target has been Rawls description of the original position as an 'Archimedean point' from which the structure of a social system can be appraised, a position whose special virtue is that it allows us to regard the human condition 'from the perspective of eternity',[3] from all social and temporal points of view.

As Rawls says of the original position in concluding TJ, "to see our place in society from the perspective of this position is to see it sub specie aeternitatis: it is to regard the human situation not only from all social but also all temporal points of view" (TJ 587/514).

"The more intense the experience, the more intense the disorganisation from a spatio-temporal point of view," he says.

In [3, 6] the authors use a sophisticated version of entropy to study the customers' behaviors in retail data both from the basket and the spatio-temporal point of view.

In summary, we conducted spatio-temporal comparisons between two commonly used datasets of global HPAI H5N1 outbreaks (OIE and FAO) from temporal, spatial and spatio-temporal point of views for the first time.

While we know that perceptual impacts of daylight such as contrast and temporal variability are important factors in architectural design, we are left with an imbalanced set of performance indicators – and few, if any, which address the positive visual and temporal qualities of daylight from an occupant point-of-view.