temporal

Examples of temporally

temporally
According to the epidemic curve, contamination during the construction work is temporally compatible with the epidemiologically determined exposure period in the outbreak.
Temporally constant, but still non-severe, might be conditions such as recurrent headaches.
And this is so whether we think that the relevant causal orderings are also temporally ordered, or we think that they are simultaneous.
It, too, is temporally bounded, seen only as a fitting taste for very young women.
Both of these exceptions are temporally constrained, and are thus not of direct relevance to contemporary sea ice conditions and uses.
Such dissonances must be presented as temporally emphasized at the level of the surface as well as featuring in the fundamental counterpoint.
One way in which this can be achieved is by being temporally discrete.
Accordingly, ' dogs are running ' (stage level) denotes a spatially- and temporally-bounded running event in which a particular set of individuals is involved.
A selfish act is simply one that has reinforcement value or that is part of a temporally extended pattern of acts that has reinforcement value.
First, a comparison was drawn between the kinds of issues raised by the worlds of time, which temporally situate the contexts of improvising and composing.
The story is temporally structured in a set of goal-based events and tests a number of linguistic skills.
Dreams are temporally progressing "being-in-the-world" experiences generated inside the brain.
At this stage, both selection-for-action and selection-for-perception processes are strictly spatially and temporally coupled.
Temporally, in the sense that different time-scales of human and ecological systems need to be kept in mind when rights are specified.
To the extent that conversations are implicitly expected or planned to co-occur with dinners, coffee breaks, or other scheduled activities, they are also temporally constrained.
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