Sentence examples for temporal view from inspiring English sources

The main difference between the static and the dynamic model is that the dynamic model incorporates a temporal view on the network.

The temporal view has fallen into disfavor of late, and a number of alternatives have been suggested, for instance, that the causal direction is the direction of forking ( Reichenbach 1956, Horwich 1987, Papineau 1993, Dowe 2000), overdetermination (Lewis 1979), independence (Hausman 1998), and manipulation (von Wright 1975, Price 1991 and 1996, Woodward 2003).

Serial femtosecond XFEL crystallography combined with ultra-fast temperature jumps could enable a temporal view of these coupled conformational changes.

This technique allows the tracking of cells in their biological environment overtime providing a temporal view of the behavior of lymphocytes following manipulation of the immune system.

We quantified >8,000 proteins including 1,184 cell-surface proteins and 81% of all canonical HCMV proteins over eight time points during productive infection, providing a near-complete temporal view of the host proteome and HCMV virome.

Images acquired over the first 60-s post 18F-NaF administration and reconstructed using the 89 % temporal view-sharing scheme, as described in Fig. 1, are shown in Fig. 3a-b.

Since this particular tool provides support for plug-ins that may define different authoring views for a document specification (textual, layout, structural, outline, and temporal views, among others), we are working on adding views to help authors creating new documents using TAL templates.

She offers theological consolation for his grief, expounding the way of salvation and the place of human life in a transcendental and extra-temporal view of things.

The important element is a scenario, which is necessary to determine the novel structure as the systematical scheme with interactive relationships among events in spatio-temporal view.

In assuming that mental activity is absent in the attainment of cessation, the Vaibhāṣikas explain continuity in the mental stream by appealing to the principle of causation at a distance, specifically by relying on their trans-temporal view of dharmas.

Auto-bicoherence is mapped simultaneously for multiple channels to obtain a spatio-temporal view of the EEG response at selected locations in the bifrequency plane, providing enhanced processing and visualization capabilities compared to any previously reported work.