"temporal sequencing" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is used to describe the chronological order in which events occur. For example, "The novel follows the temporal sequencing of the main character's journey, beginning with her first steps into unknown territory and ending with her triumphant return home."
Occasion: A temporal sequencing of events.
Focusing on temporal sequencing suggests new research avenues on the organizational performance and innovation relationship.
While the temporal sequencing of childhood abuse and trait development is inherently complex, these relationships continue to warrant systematic analysis.
Cerebral laterality theory has long held that the linguistic processing systems within the left brain are specialized for rapid temporal sequencing and diminished persistence of the residual trace.
By reference to HRD and the strength of HR systems, the temporal sequencing analysis of this study illustrated that the shift from administrative requirements of a short-term HR training to more transformational-related HR interventions gradually emerged.
More than one target offers the possibility of tuning both the optical and physical properties of the films produced via control of the temporal sequencing of the laser plumes from separate targets.
The study combined novel analysis techniques designed to capture and quantify fine temporal sequencing from the authentic musical piece (characterized by a clearly defined rhythm and melodic structure) with the extraction of relevant features from the dynamics of the regional brain activations.
In particular, an action sentence followed by a static observation, as in (5.12), typically suggests the kind of action-situation overlap we noted, and successively reported actions or events, as in (5.13), typically suggest temporal sequencing and perhaps a causal connection, especially if one of the two clauses is not a volitional action.
Mental chronometry is the use of response time in perceptual-motor tasks to infer the content, duration, and temporal sequencing of cognitive operations.
Mouse vocalizations consist of several categories, i.e. different syllable types, whose temporal sequencing includes the utterance of repeated phrases.
Understanding the temporal sequencing of anti-angiogenic drugs and radiation enables optimized radiosensitization and design of innovative radiosurgery clinical trials.
