'temporal shifts' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to changes that occur in the duration or timing of something, such as an event or era in history. For example: "Climate change has caused significant temporal shifts to the growing seasons of many crops."
The novels, also like Faulkner's, are polyphonic and full of temporal shifts.
In Runaway (2004) Munro explores the depths of ordinary lives through the use of temporal shifts and realistically rendered reminiscences.
"Mindful," like much of "The Pedestrians," is a series of adjustments to abrupt temporal shifts: the podcast cuts to the to-do list, which cuts to the school cancellation, and so on.
Mantel's characters tend to have, as we say, their demons, and the temporal shifts of this novel are devised, in true Mantelian manner, to show us how these good people are haunted by their hardly repressed memories of evil.
In response to questions, Lively explained that she had written the novel in just the order in which it now appeared to the reader, following the temporal shifts just as the reader would experience them.
Vera's plight and the temporal shifts help create an air of unease and barely controlled chaos, an unsettling vibe that becomes spooky when Ledgard puts on a white lab coat and begins doing strange things with blood.
A strong feature of SAX-VSM is its robustness to temporal shifts, similar to KNN-DTW.
Are there temporal shifts within and/or between violent crime hot spots?
The temporal shifts are sampled from Gaussian distributions with different variances.
AUC of different learning algorithms with random temporal shifts versus the standard deviation of the shifts.
As you will see, there were significant temporal shifts within each of these robbery hot spots.
