temporal duration

collocation in English

meaningsoftemporalandduration

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temporal
adjective
uk
/ˈtem.pər.əl/us
/ˈtem.pɚ.əl/
formal
relating to practical matters or physical things, rather than ...
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duration
noun[U]
uk
/dʒʊəˈreɪ.ʃən/us
/duːˈreɪ.ʃən/
the length of time that ...
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(Definition oftemporalanddurationfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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The temporal summation function was resampled by randomly choosing each threshold from one of the four to six staircase thresholds at thattemporalduration.
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An action may either be instantaneous or durative, depending on thetemporaldurationit lasts.
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Experiential substantiality and persistence may depend on the extent andtemporaldurationof resonant patterns of thalamocortical gamma oscillations.
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Particularly decisive precisely for these relations is the strength andtemporaldurationof the force-systems determining the events in question.
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They function at the local and national levels, spanning the breadth of the country and thetemporaldurationof the anti-dam movement.
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Itstemporaldurationis greater than that of the laser pulse (signal no 2), as recorded by a fast photodiode.
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Generally, thetemporaldurationof the cadential sonorities is shorter in interior cadences than in those of a higher structural level.
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The interactions are of a cer taintemporaldurationand can have different velocity.
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It is hard to conceive of a being who creates a physical universe in accordance with an end without the creation being an event with a certaintemporalduration.
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Hooke used this notion to explain our sense oftemporalduration.
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Eternity and eternal life, however, are not to be reduced to any suchtemporalduration.
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This elicits an overestimation in thetemporaldurationfor which that target stimulus (i.e., postsaccadic stimulus) was perceived.
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All-at-once ("simul") positively and endless ("interminabilis") negatively recall time andtemporalduration.
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Acoustic pulses are generated with atemporaldurationapproximately equal to the acoustic transit time across this initially heated depth, in general greater than the optical absorption depth.
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This has led researchers to investigate the possibility that a common timing mechanism ortemporalduration scheme is used for temporal perception of stimuli across a variety of sensory domains.
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