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This statement supposes a temporal continuity in monitoring, implying that any scheme ever started is still running today and that there is no temporal gap in the time-series.

Catastrophe bonds are rising in popularity because they fill a temporal gap left by traditional insurance companies, whose time horizons only reflect the one-year policies they offer.

The result of this temporal gap are children like 9-year-old Josh Ray, who is profiled by Laura Sessions Stepp in "Our Last Best Shot" (Riverhead Books, 2000), her book about the rocky terrain of adolescence.

"The fact that we're in an insignificant physical speck in a possibly infinite universe," he continues, "is as easy or difficult to accept as that we are a very tiny temporal speck in a possibly infinite time span.

The "huge temporal gap" between earlier tryannosauroids and later tyrannosaurs, he says, "really is a black box.

The temporal gap between market forces and societal goals cannot be bridged by appealing to the magic of free enterprise.

Such filters remove unlikely locations, but they also increase the temporal gap between analyzed locations.

An ascending interleaved sequence with no temporal gap between consecutive image acquisitions was used for all functional scans.

What pattern would the neurons encode if there was a temporal gap (gray screen) between the patterns?

The length of the temporal gap and its distance to the subsequent stimulus also exerts a strong influence.

These two task runs were separated by a temporal gap similar to the one separating the resting-state runs.