Sentence examples for temporally there from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, Aristotle finds that even temporally there is a sense in which actuality is prior to potentiality: "the actual which is identical in species though not in number with a potentially existing thing is prior to it" (1049b18 19).

Two patterns of the geothermal dynamics were revealed from the simulation results: spatially, there are significant differences in the rate of increase in active layer thickness underneath vs. around a building; and temporally, there is an abrupt rise in the active layer thickness around the middle of this century.

Temporally, there is a strong correlation between the timing of the spreading of the H5N1 virus and the season of wild bird migration.

Thus, temporally, there are two patterns of endogenous red fluorescence during Nematostella development: 1) Long endodermal domains associated with the eight mesenteries that appear in unison at the 12-tentacle stage; and 2) Short endodermal domains situated between tentacles that arise progressively between the 12- and 16-tentacle stage.

One reason, already noted, is that if God is not temporally bound, there may be a resolution to the earlier problem of reconciling freedom and foreknowledge.

The plasmid STs clustered geographically and, within geographic regions, temporally, suggesting there have been several, highly localized, transfers of distinct IncI1 plasmids into the global S. sonnei population.

6. See Earman (1999) for an account of how these theorems came to be. 7. A relativistic spacetime (M, gab) is temporally orientable iff there exists a continuous everywhere defined timelike vector field on M. If such a field exists, reversing the arrows gives another such field.

Although proponents of all three approaches are attempting to make sense of our experience of temporally extended phenomena, there are divergences on the issue of how precisely this experience should be construed, and on several related matters.

115, 140 The ability to recover from cytokine-mediated inhibition of insulin secretion is temporally limited, as there is an irreversible inhibition of insulin secretion, aconitase activity, and protein translation in islets continuously cultured for 36 h or longer with cytokines.

This also indicates that there are temporally stable rain gauge locations that give consistently lower errors in spatial mean estimates.

AMHG holds that there are temporally and spatially invariant ('congruent') depth, width, velocity, and discharge values that are shared by all stations of a river.