temporal relation

Temporal relations - Do events occur in a brief period of time or over many years?

As with how, the temporal relation between the reasons and the action they call for is one of "before" to "after".

Is there more than a temporal relation between the Persian wars and the change?

Essentially, causality does not suggest a temporal relation between the cause and the effect.

But I do not take the regress argument to be concerned with temporal relations between acts of justification.

The two series differ principally in their use of tense to describe the temporal relation between events.

- temporal relations, i.e. the time at which a predicate applies.

This subset of states includes those that are either transient or explicitly marked as participating in a temporal relation.

Coding of temporal relations in semantic memory.

"I informed Spock that you were an unusually intelligent human being, with a clear under- standing of temporal relations and your own inability to influence them."

For instance, temporal relations are not restricted to sequence in real time; they may reflect stages in the unfolding text.

Qualitative predicates, like green, can be assessed without knowing the spatial or temporal relation of x to a particular time, place or event.

A. Temporal relations between shots (Flashback or fantasy)

Another visualization that is sometimes called a carpet plot is a graphic representation of occurrences in a certain temporal relation.

The two changes in infant care practice had a temporal relation with mass publicity accompanying fund raising for the Cot Death Association.

So, if non-reductionism is true, self-interest theorists are inconsistent in viewing spatial relations as significant but temporal relations insignificant.

Temporal (indicating temporal relation between the content of the sentence and the preceding sentence)

The is why temporal relations like "before", "when" and "after" come above relationships that have no temporal implication of this type like conditionals.

Malotki's treatise gave hundreds of examples of Hopi words and grammatical forms referring to temporal relations.

Prominent examples of this are the confusion of paradigmatic with spatial relationships, and syntagmatic with temporal relations.

Pichi is an aspect-prominent language in which aspect (and mood), rather than tense plays a dominant role in expressing temporal relations.

Deictics and other spatial and temporal relations are also very common among these bound morphemes in affixally polysynthetic languages.

Tense, therefore, can be deictic inasmuch as it can be used to encode specific temporal relations with respect to the encoder.

There are no spatial and temporal entities in the ontology, only spatial and temporal relations on thick objects.

The spatial and temporal relations between the media properties characterizing a concept (or, event) can also be expressed using MOWL.