Temporally

An enduring physical object has a temporally earliest and a temporally last member.

Thus tense refers to temporally when while aspect refers to temporally how.

The council eventually organised to send someone round to fix the problem a week after the pipes burst - but never offered to temporally rehome Katie and Arlo.

The data allows us to map the speed of ice in high resolution, both temporally and spatially.

This means that Han's post-credits scene in which he confronts Shaw is more temporally disconnected from that film's narrative as many may have realized.

Compared to air temperature, surface temperature is more spatially and temporally variable.

Logarusic, in his first official address to local media, expressed his excitement in taking the hot seat at Sihlangu, which was temporally held by now Assistant Coach Sifiso ‘Nuro’ Ntibane.

While the laws on abortion and diversity are temporally related to the decline in applications, there may not be sufficient evidence to say that they caused the decrease.

Temporally closer to no deal.

Temporally in English hands, it was again abandoned sometime before 1870 and was ceded to Britain in 1872.

A temporally isolation centre was only set up over the weekend at Kitebere Health Centre with the help from the World Health Organisation (WHO).

While I applaud your choice of vehicle, getting splashed can temporally blind the driver of the other car.

Although retrocausality is sometimes referred to in thought experiments and hypothetical analyses, causality is generally accepted to be temporally bound so that causes always precede their dependent effects.

An example of a nexus of temporally overlapping occasions of experience is what Whitehead calls an enduring physical object, which corresponds closely with an Aristotelian substance.

A property that is described as at a particular time is said to be "temporally-indexed".

Because S demands that we always make self-interest our supreme rational concern and instructs us to ensure that our whole life goes as well as possible, S makes temporally neutral requirements.

By this solution though, any given object always has all the properties throughout time, and the properties are merely temporally-specific.

Definition Geodesy — from the Greek word geodaisia (literally, "division of the Earth") — is primarily concerned with positioning within the temporally varying gravity field.

Fields Science For the scientific investigation of efficient causality, the cause and effect are each best conceived of as temporally transient processes.

For Athanasius, the Son is eternally one in being with the Father, temporally and voluntarily subordinate in his incarnate ministry.