There is also the question of temporal passage the question whether the apparent "movement" of time (or the apparent movement of ourselves and the objects of our experience through or in time) is a real feature of the world or some sort of illusion.
It will always be sensible to ask 'How fast does it move?' But since the series along which presentness is supposed to move is itself temporal, this question becomes: 'how great a lapse of time 1 does presentness traverse in a unit of time 2?' Again, a regress of time-dimensions is imminent.
This chapter proposes a general framework for dealing with temporal database design questions.
The computational complexity of determining logical relationships between English sentences featuring the temporal constructions in question is thus established.
The agent considers, rather, what he/she will be inclined to choose at later choice nodes when he/she gets to the temporal position in question.
For the first time, we analyse climate and TBE epidemiology at sufficiently fine spatial and temporal resolution to question this assumption.
Data on exposure to these compounds was collected via seven categories including: residential information, food frequency, 24-hour food recall, supplemental food questions, temporal-spatial activity questions, consumer products, and personal care products.
Analog scenarios make use of existing climate information, either at the region in question (temporal analogs) or from another region that currently experiences a climate anticipated to resemble the future climate of the site under study (spatial analogs).
Because the feedback loops associated with the island effect act across large spatial and temporal scales, the question of interest must be as follows: 'what do we miss in an experiment due to the island effect?' Admittedly, this question becomes almost infinitely complex and there is no definite answer, at least not from experiments.
And all these questions have temporal analogues.
The Coastal Zone Color Scanner (CZCS) data set provided some insights into biological processes in the equatorial Pacific, but the sampling was too sparse to address questions on temporal and spatial variability.
