Sentences with phrase «temporal distance»

In other words, the relationship of earlier to later can be described in terms of the temporal modalities and the concept of comparative temporal distances.

When we see Frankenthaler's sparkling, frothy greys and whites in Barometer (1992) next to Turner's Stormy Sea Breaking on a Shore (1840 — 45), the long temporal distance between them seems to shrink.

Our intuitions about such vast temporal distances are soft and uncertain.

Broadly speaking, these books are written by white women, center on a white female protagonist — who usually guides the story through first - person narrative — and involve a trauma of some sort, often narrated from some sort of temporal distance.

Conceptual valuation is the derivation of a possibility (how that prehended occasion might fit into the coming satisfaction) from a prehended actuality, and I see no grounds for postulating any temporal distance between an actuality and its inherent possibilities.

However it is this lack of investment and excitement in Libby, in addition to the temporal distance from the crime that denies the audience any excitement.

In the exhibition, Thomas Demand gathers works by artists whose concern with the natural world connects them across spatial and temporal distances to his starting point, which is Magritte's work.

(London, UK) This exhibition presents a reflection on physical and temporal distance, and the human essence.

His multi-faceted installations often reconstitute the perception of physical and temporal distance.

individual adaptation; perceived risk; adaptation motivation; spatial - temporal distance; information; protection motivation theory

This may be due to a trade - off between spatial - temporal distance and the comparably low severity of predicted effects in the study region.

Maybe climate is so abstract and nonlinear, spread over such huge geographical and temporal distances, that the intellectual and emotional work required to fully apprehend it is simply out of reach for most ordinary people, living lives in the present, surrounded by people and problems that affect them directly.

As enthusiasm for deliberative democracy in liberal societies is «driven by a perceived distance between the drives and motivations of citizens and the political decisions made in their name,» live - blogging in all its informational immediacy may be able to narrow the temporal distance between lawmaker and subject, as the latter is able to instantly respond to the actions of the former.

In this case the use of the car had not ended when the injuries occurred and there was no temporal distance because the insured had not left the car and the engine was still running when he was assaulted.