Sentence examples for temporal segregation from inspiring English sources

One syllable versus seven" – and other sacred cows such as Black History Month, which he sees as a form of temporal segregation, with blacks ghettoised within February, the Tuesday of the year.

By the limitation to very short utterances (one word), a temporal segregation of the respective effects was accomplished by means of an event-related experimental design.

Here we present a first complex study of such temporal segregation, along successional and seasonal gradients, focused on a complete community of coprophilous beetles from Central Europe.

Influences contributing to the hybridization of these salmonid species could include limited spatial and temporal segregation of spawners, sexual selection, a limiting number of Chinook males, and/or physiological factors.

Finally, the stimuli were presented sequentially rather than simultaneously, so as to allow the temporal segregation of neural responses to various trial epochs.

Migration over long distances which is accomplished by both sexes with no evidence of spatial segregation (though with some temporal segregation; [47], [48]) is a main candidate context where high AOC may afford higher survival, independently of sex, because of the intense metabolic effort entailed by long-range migration [49].

To achieve its various functions, the ER has a unique architecture, both reticulated and highly plastic, that facilitates the spatial-temporal segregation of biochemical reactions and the establishment of inter-organelle communication networks.

Taken together, our results show a clear spatio-temporal segregation of individuals displaying different tactics, suggesting a reduction of niche overlap.

Our results suggest that the presence of different tactics contributes to maintaining a spatio-temporal segregation of individuals within the population and, in turn, leads to a better exploitation of the available resources [49].

SSI can be common in brown bear (Ursus arctos) populations and explains spatio-temporal segregation among reproductive classes.

Hence, it is evident that, under the model assumptions, the three subpopulations would hardly be genetically different whatever the level of spatio-temporal segregation of the breeding stock.