Sentence examples for temporal residence from inspiring English sources

Moreover, Turkey's prioritization of Syrian refugees, at least to guarantee their temporal residence, paves the way for the situation where other refugee issues drop off the agenda.

Again and again we are told by those in the enlightenment business that we need only "Rest in the Present Wholeness of your True Nature," that which lives outside of time and precedes even the womb; for who we really are, we are advised, is completely independent of this merely temporal residence in a body/mind.

Both spatial (total travel distance, tortuosity (defined below), dispersal distance) and temporal (residence time, estuarine residence, dispersal time) components of each track were quantified for each species.

Solutions to the central temporal moments of the residence time probability density function (PDF) are derived in a closed form for a solute Dirac pulse.

One-dimensional analytical solutions for the mean values of the temporal moments of the residence time probability density function (PDF) show that the heterogeneity of the rock properties can have a substantial impact on the transport.

In this work, a tandem flow-reactor system has been developed, which allowed us to distinguish between surface-catalyzed reactions from those occurring in solution by comparing%conversion at the exit of each reactor (S1, S2) corresponding to predominance of heterogeneous/homogeneous reactions (spatial) and two different residence times (temporal).

This investigation will draw in social contacts, physical residence, and temporal location.

Apart from hospital site and temporal factors, location of patient residence was strongly associated with ART attrition risk.

In our study, the spatial unit was the county of the case's residence and the temporal unit was the month of the case's onset of illness, which were obtained from the individual information of the recorded cases.

Prior work with this dataset has examined spatial clusters at pre-specified time slices 0, 5, 10, 15, and 20 years prior to diagnosis [ 22], but such approach does not fully account for the underlying temporal changes in place of residence and does not take into account that some residential addresses may be of longer duration than others.

Data on the location of patient residence permit spatio-temporal studies of TB hotspots for targeted public health action [ 177– 177].