Sentences with phrase «spatiotemporal region»

Since there is a becoming of continuity, the spatiotemporal region occupied by one occasion's satisfaction is immediately followed by the region of its successor.

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

Every occasion of experience actualizes a spatiotemporal region that then constitutes its standpoint.

Can we think of the spatiotemporal region between here and there as a static quantum?

As an activity located in those spatiotemporal regions lying in the future of present occasions, God could nevertheless be in «unison of becoming» with them.

His view also allows that occasions may include the spatiotemporal regions of subordinate occasions within themselves.

Now the question is whether the fact that in our epoch occasions occupy spatiotemporal regions means that God also occupies a spatiotemporal region.

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In an epoch lacking spatiality, this region would be temporal only, but in ours, again, it is spatiotemporal.

First, the quanta of spatiotemporal extensiveness, or the «regions,» correlative to actual occasions and unique to each actual occasion in the Whiteheadian cosmology are to be identified with the absolute places of material objects at absolute instants of time in the Newtonian cosmology (PR 113; cf. 108f).

The distribution and cover of lichen - tundra and lichen - spruce stands in the northern boreal forest region across Eastern Canada are very similar to the measured spatiotemporal patterns in this study.

Stammerjohn, S., et a., (2008) Sea ice in the western Antarctic Peninsula region: spatiotemporal variability from ecological and climate change perspectives.

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.