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temporal

[tem-per-uhl, tem-pruhl] / ˈtɛm pər əl, ˈtɛm prəl /




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Audiences will gradually realize that there are familial connections between these women, although those specifics are best left discovered within “Sound of Falling’s” temporal drift.

From Los Angeles Times

Their brains had a wider 'temporal binding window,' meaning visual and tactile signals were more likely to be treated as happening together even when they were slightly out of sync.

From Science Daily

To explore the biology behind TLE, researchers examined donated human brain tissue that had been surgically removed from the temporal lobes of epilepsy patients.

From Science Daily

"Now we're using an array of 64 micro-LEDs to control the pattern of cortical activity. The number of patterns we can generate with various combinations of LEDs -- frequency, intensity and temporal sequence -- is nearly infinite."

From Science Daily

It rewards impulsivity, narrows one’s temporal horizon, and trains the mind to seek meaning in flashes rather than through accumulation.

From The Wall Street Journal