The phrase "temporal terms" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to words or phrases that indicate time or the sequence of events in a sentence. Example sentence: "The story is told in chronological order, with the writer using various temporal terms to guide the reader through the events."
In addition, we chose to maintain the central site term in our final models, rather than predicting the temporally-corrected concentration residual, and included other temporal terms such as season and meteorological parameters.
To see the work environment in temporal terms is to experience it as an event more than a place.
In any human power structure -- that is, in temporal terms, only answerable to itself -- corruption, hypocrisy, self-serving practices and worse are all inevitable byproducts.
The resulting lack of diverting interactions among the passengers makes air travel feel subjectively interminable even if, in objective, temporal terms, it's still the fastest way to go.
The former interprets the human condition in relation to the realm of the sacred and the profane as defined in nontemporal terms and stories, the latter in temporal terms and stories.
They consisted of random tree factors and cross- and autocorrelated temporal terms.
If God is outside time as we know it, then it seems He cannot forgive human beings since forgiveness, a temporal term, logically presupposes temporally prior sins.
It is also noted that the temporal term in Eq. (34) will become zero for this problem since the width of the opening is constant.
The temporal term in disease mapping provides a closer approach to risk factors acting on the population and this term can be appropriately described with a suitable Bayesian hierarchical model.
No interaction between the spatial and the temporal term could be detected for this genotype, indicating that the simple spatial trend did not significantly change over time during the study period.
The advantage of this approach over a model in which temporally adjusted values are regressed onto spatial covariates is that, in estimating the slope for emission source terms, it adjusts for city-wide temporal variation due to meteorology while explicitly accounting for error in estimating the temporal term.
