"Spatiotemporal pattern" refers to how things or events are arranged or change in both space and time. It describes the combination of where things are located and how they evolve over a period. Full definition
The simple spatiotemporal pattern of Bd epidemics in Central America [6] has never been refuted, and has been supported by predictions by conservationists working in the region [28], and our analyses here corroborate a generalized pattern of spread in South America. (journals.plos.org)
Oddly, the authors did not examine the database for evidence of simple spatiotemporal patterns in the disappearance of Atelopus species, which might be suggestive of epidemic movement of disease. (journals.plos.org)
«Several years ago our lab defined a combinatorial code where the number and distance of the CPEB binding element (CPE) to the PAS (polyadenylation signal), as well as the presence of additional cis - acting elements, determine the transcript - specific spatiotemporal pattern of translation,» explains Eulàlia. (irbbarcelona.org)