Sentences with word «spatiotemporal»

Each occasion occupies a certain spatiotemporal region within which it occurs, and it utilizes this region for its own coming into being.

The critique of simple location finds positive expression in the thesis that differences in spatiotemporal relations entail lack of qualitative identity in a non-vacuous sense — a lack of identity which can not be the function of some mere accident, external to the concrete entities involved.

The pan-African inspirations of the original comics created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby in 1966 and the blockbuster form allow him to explore these themes in a larger spatiotemporal continuum.

«Our first objective was to generate a transcriptomic atlas during tomato fruit development with an unprecedented level of spatiotemporal resolution,» said Philippe Nicolas, postdoctoral scientist at BTI.

A conserved machinery is organized in microcompartments for spatiotemporal control of fusion.

We report evidence for spatiotemporal control of a BR biosynthesis gene in regulating meristem fate to pattern inflorescence form.

Researchers have shed light upon the mode of action of the light - controlled channelrhodopsin - 2 with high spatiotemporal resolution.

ARNIE is an online database that integrates the extracellular protein interaction network generated in our lab using AVEXIS technology with spatiotemporal expression patterns for all genes in the network.

The method, called a five dimensional (5D) colorimetric technique, is able to graph spatiotemporal data (data that includes both space and time), which has not previously been achieved.

By the ontological principle, causality like spatiotemporal location applies only to actual entities.

General potentiality comprises the infinite number of ways that the eternal objects may be related to one another without regard to any specific historical entity, while real potentiality is that portion of general potentiality which is open to a specific historical entity, given the character of the actual world defined by its specific spatiotemporal locus.

Theme 1 focuses on past and present spatiotemporal changes in ocean chemistry and biogeography of key marine organisms.

It is well known that the function and evolution of biofilms are strongly influenced by the spatial arrangement of different strains and species within them, but how spatiotemporal distributions of different genotypes in biofilm populations originate is still underexplored.

He joined the Polleux lab in 2017 where he studies how the endoplasmic reticulum (ER) and mitochondria networks regulate spatiotemporal dynamics of dendritic calcium in the context of synaptic integration, plasticity, circuit function and behavior.

Estimate how this uncertainty could be reduced depending on intensity as well as spatiotemporal extent of a possible field experiment.

Thus if «I» do something like «deciding upon a course of action,» that «deciding» is not» to be attributed to an «I» which is to be regarded as in some way distinct relatively to the actual spatiotemporal events comprising the occurrences of my life - history: it is to be attributed to those occurrences themselves.

This line of reasoning, however, applies only to actual occasions God's feelings do not employ negative prehensions to effect perspectival elimination.6 Finite occasions prehend other occasions from spatiotemporal standpoints which are different from those occupied by the occasions prehended, and therefore their prehending must be perspectival.

However, there is not just a single family of durations, and each family constitutes a different spatiotemporal system (CN 59).

The method of achieving potential universality of agreement is to adopt measurement techniques based on the elemental principle of self - identity that defines spatiotemporal existence.

Evaluation of an ensemble of Arctic regional climate models: spatiotemporal fields during the SHEBA year.

Hence, the idea of causality can be nothing other than that of a particular kind of spatiotemporal relation.

Granted this, however, the panpsychist generalizing in Whiteheadian fashion from the case in question must argue either that both mental and physical properties (Or the two kinds of spatiotemporal extensiveness enjoyed by mental images and physical brains respectively) are real and that all entities have both kinds, or that mental properties are real but physical ones only apparent.

In this image, there is not just spatial nesting but spatiotemporal nesting in a structured society.

Principal Components Analysis (PCA) is a traditional tool for representing a large spatiotemporal dataset in terms of a smaller number of leading patterns of variation in the data.

If this argument is valid, it shows that mathematics is rooted in bodily life and that the necessity in mathematical reasoning is rooted in man's spatiotemporal existence.

His works are based on spatiotemporal compositions in which the musical and visual material is reduced to a minimum: sine waves, sound pulses, pixels of light and numerical data.

Second, the role perspectives play in constructing our experience allows him to assert that both subjects and objects are the same actual entity conceived from different spatiotemporal perspectives (FCPP 174 - 175).

The occasions do not prehend God, but what God was just prehending at that same spatiotemporal location.

All such intellectual process involve the projection from spatiotemporal specificity to informative generality.

But it inherits these data from a particular spatiotemporal locus.

«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.

My subjective experience has its own spatiotemporal standpoint.

If one follows Whitehead here, the most one can say about laws is that (A) no known data indicate that examined instances of contemporary laws constitute the complete class of instances, and that (B) we have reasonable grounds for holding laws to be unrestrictedly universal within a certain spatiotemporal scope (whereas we can, by experimentation, know that accidental universals are closed or subject to exceptions).

An ontology for specifying spatiotemporal scopes in life cycle assessment.