Sentence examples for temporal ranges from inspiring English sources
Energy needs of urban buildings can be assessed in wide spatial and temporal ranges.
Fossil apes featured in the text are also plotted with lines approximating their temporal ranges in the fossil record (Begun 2007; Benefit and McCrossin 1995; Heizmann and Begun 2001; MacLatchy et al. 2006; Peppe et al. 2009).
With the single exception of Pithecanthropus from Java, finds were confined to Europe (mainly Germany, Belgium, France, and Croatia), but after World War I, new discoveries in Palestine and China extended the geographical and temporal ranges of human evolution.
Because the COP varies over both the range of operating temperatures and amongst different models of heat pumps, an aggregated estimate of performance is necessary to predict energy requirements over the geographic and temporal ranges studied.
To adequately represent the prevailing wind conditions at a source for the purpose of fully probabilistic analysis it is necessary to interrogate the full range of meteorological data over a period of years and for temporal ranges that sufficiently characterize the seasonal variations, in order to incorporate the uncertainty in any particular set of conditions at the source.
Based on the results of numerical experiments presented in the paper we estimated the spatial and temporal ranges of the frontal zone variation affected by the advection of currents, horizontal turbulent heat exchange, and the radiation heat flow in separate parts of the ocean.
In other words, the fossil species must have had a short temporal range.
However, this average value conceals a significant spatial and temporal range.
Nevertheless, if "dark" emission occurs, it cannot be discerned because of the relatively short temporal range studied in our experiments.
Frequently, caregiving responsibilities restrict caregivers' spatial and temporal range of restorative activities to their familial residential environment.
Contextual evidence suggests that this ceramic type has a very broad temporal range and its earliest use is vigorously debated.
