Sentences with phrase «temporal sequence»

According to the results of this psychological study, the precision with which people with schizophrenia can perceive time and process temporal sequences is seriously impaired.

In sum, important temporal sequences were uncovered potentially providing information for prevention and intervention targeting psychosocial functioning in adolescents with congenital heart disease.

«From this perspective,» says Legewie, «discriminatory behavior arises not only from static conditions but also from temporal sequences of events and responses.

One answer might be that the experiencing of values first in temporal sequence and then in immediate togetherness adds to the richness of the values experienced.

This study identified temporal sequencing in the associations between family support and depressive symptoms over the course of adolescence for youth in Ghana.

We say that the effect follows its cause and also that the conclusion follows from its premises; but while in the first case there is a genuine temporal sequence, there is no succession whatever in the latter case; yet, the false identification of these two very different meanings is the source of unceasing confusions.

Perhaps in order to avoid the dangerous consequences of such an analogy Hartshorne prefers using the more abstract Buddhist concept of the self as a series of constantly passing selves (CSPM 9) instead of formulating his «process» view of the person in terms of an ordered series of interrelated event - cells constituting this or that specific temporal sequence.

Seeing temporal sequence falling apart or careening heedlessly toward a demonic apocalypse, we realize that we, even we, may not have understood the possibilities and pitfalls of history as well as did Augustine.

Dressing table (simultaneous temporal sequence), from Make Belief, 2005, mixed media installation at Sala Diaz, San Antonio, TX.

Indeed, the NAO shows a wide variety of temporal sequences across the 30 members of the CESM - LE, with ensemble member 5 lining up with the observed record just by chance (Fig. 5).

Outside the clear temporal sequencing of the negotiation is the requirement that the Union negotiates «taking account of the framework for its [the withdrawing Member State's] future relationship with the Union».

In an attempt to elucidate temporal sequence, a second analysis was conducted with a subsample of normal - weight children who became overweight between 1996 and 1998 while controlling for BMI z score in 1996.

Mediation analyses require temporal sequencing from maternal depression to children's mental health problems through mother — child interaction behavior (MacKinnon et al. 2007).

Before being used to project future vegetation trends, the simulation model FORENA was verified by its ability to reproduce long, temporal sequences of plant community change recorded by fossil pollen and by its ability to reproduce today's vegetation.

But why must one think that there is a temporal sequence between cause and effect?

Rather, specifically human existence is, in Whitehead's term, a «personal society,» i.e., a temporal sequence of occasions which share, by virtue of inheritance from the earlier to the later, a defining characteristic that makes the man or woman in question just this individual and not some other.

Since Thomas did not believe that the denial of the eternity of the world could be established by reason, his argument to a first cause should not be construed as an argument for a first member of a temporal sequence.

There is not a trace of any succession; there is no temporal sequence at all — except on the psychological level, in the mind of a student groping for the conclusion, not in the logical structure itself.

But mere familiarity is not enough, for it does not answer the fundamental question: if the causal relation is identified with the relation of logical implication in which the premises imply the conclusion, is it possible to obtain any temporal sequence at all without surreptitiously borrowing it from experience?

9 In a way unequalled by any of the other senses, the ear receives the temporal sequence of sensations appropriate to the communication of activity and the unfolding of the history of a people.

The last of these binaries implies a temporal sequence: the good future will succeed an evil past, just as surely as spring follows winter.

As the interactions between the God of love and the beneficiaries of that empowering love occur successively in temporal sequence, with movement taking place in both directions — from God to us, from us to God, as I explain later in this chapter — so is God a part of the temporal continuum.

One of the difficulties in answering such questions is that God is timeless and unchangeable, whereas we are immersed in time and so picture His actions as a temporal sequence: «His creation is not one timeless act or one act at the beginning of time; it is a series of acts which continually bring into being new states of the universe by His positive or permissive willing».

The repetition works typologically: One figure in a temporal sequence prefigures one who is to come.

The first refers to a temporal sequence; the second, to the association of two objects of vision.

«Such losses are particularly critical in the auditory system, because they reduce the temporal precision of signal transmission — and the quality of our perception of the acoustic environment is primarily dependent on rates of action potential generation and precise neural computation of their temporal sequences.»

This arrangement has some drawbacks in terms of the temporal sequence of ideas (on page 403, we enter the 19th century for at least the second time).

A study of temperature sensitive clear - plaque - forming mutants of bacteriophage P22 demonstrates that the c1 and c2 loci must function in a temporal sequence in the establishment of lysogeny in Salmonella typhimurium.

Statistical analyses revealed that human responses were systematically determined by the similarity (i.e., correlation) of the temporal sequences of the clicks and flashes.

The title phrase is taken from art historian George Kubler's seminal book, The Shape of Time (1962), in which the author proposes a history of «things» — including artworks — that traces connected ideas developed in temporal sequence, sometimes over centuries.

In the Liverpool catalog, Stephanie Straine astutely remarks: «In Krasiński's work, there is a dual stress on spatial and temporal sequencing that offers a path if not to «dematerialization» in its strictest sense, then to a proto - conceptual unfixing of the object as a static point in time and space.»

An interest in photographic material, in the carriers of this material, or in the spatial staging of such material — temporal sequences in slide projections and film as well — can not be overlooked in current art practice.

The solo exhibition A Late Evening in the Future experiments with conventional spatial structures and temporal sequencing.

The graph illustrates the temporal sequence of successive bell - shaped distributions corresponding to all the fire events.

Plotting the respective distribution of all cross-dated pre-fire stems for all the sites burned by a given fire event and for all the fire events produces a temporal sequence of successive bell - shaped distributions corresponding to all the fire events (figure 6).

Here, we test the ability of gridded downscaling models to replicate historical properties of climate and hydrologic extremes, as measured in terms of temporal sequencing (i.e., correlation tests) and distributional properties (i.e., tests for equality of probability distributions).

Space - based observations of atmospheric CO2, such as from OCO - 2, allow us to observe and monitor the temporal sequence of El Niño — induced changes in CO2 concentrations.

[25] In Hunt v. Ugre, 2012 BCSC 1704 at para. 121, Justice Dardi notes that the court must be cautious when inferring causation from a temporal sequence (i.e. from a consideration of pre-accident and post-accident condition).