Definition of non-temporal in English:

non-temporal

adjective

1Having no relation to time.
Example sentencesExamples
- This suggests that these features did not develop over long periods of time but would be better explained by nontemporal processes.
- A non-temporal series, then, has no direction in itself, though a person considering it may take the terms in one direction or in the other, according to his own convenience.
- For him a self, as it really is, is a timeless existent; and what appears to it and to others as its successive experiences are really timeless existents, ordered in a non-temporal series.
- One interesting and unexpected findings that these results yield is that nontemporal processes seem to develop noticeably before temporal processes.
- One picture, then, is of the universe beginning in a singular, non-temporal event roughly 13 - 14 billion years ago.
- Of course, we do also speak of non-temporal 'change', as when we describe the width of a river as 'changing' - 'getting bigger' - as it approaches the sea.
- One of the overarching, though now somewhat obvious, findings of this study is that musical cognitive processes, both temporal and nontemporal, do in fact exist.
- Non-temporal extrinsic data differ from stratigraphic data in that the linearity and irreversibility of the time element are absent.
- Another nontemporal experiment dealt with motivic abstraction.
2Relating to spiritual as opposed to worldly affairs.
Example sentencesExamples
- A dozen composers worked on the soundtrack, producing a whole range of songs, many of them about Radha and Krishna, that create an intended nontemporal quality.
- By too-often tending to conceive of God as an otherworldly, non-spatial, non-temporal being, he does not articulate well, how pantheistic conceptions of God and their intellectual relatives may also harbor the titanistic attitudes he seeks to criticize.
- I do believe that my moral choices have spiritual, non-temporal consequences.
Synonyms
priestly, ministerial, clerical, ecclesiastic, prelatic, canonical, parsonical, pastoral

单词	non-temporal
释义	Definition of non-temporal in English: non-temporal adjective 1Having no relation to time. Example sentencesExamples This suggests that these features did not develop over long periods of time but would be better explained by nontemporal processes. A non-temporal series, then, has no direction in itself, though a person considering it may take the terms in one direction or in the other, according to his own convenience. For him a self, as it really is, is a timeless existent; and what appears to it and to others as its successive experiences are really timeless existents, ordered in a non-temporal series. One interesting and unexpected findings that these results yield is that nontemporal processes seem to develop noticeably before temporal processes. One picture, then, is of the universe beginning in a singular, non-temporal event roughly 13 - 14 billion years ago. Of course, we do also speak of non-temporal 'change', as when we describe the width of a river as 'changing' - 'getting bigger' - as it approaches the sea. One of the overarching, though now somewhat obvious, findings of this study is that musical cognitive processes, both temporal and nontemporal, do in fact exist. Non-temporal extrinsic data differ from stratigraphic data in that the linearity and irreversibility of the time element are absent. Another nontemporal experiment dealt with motivic abstraction. 2Relating to spiritual as opposed to worldly affairs. Example sentencesExamples A dozen composers worked on the soundtrack, producing a whole range of songs, many of them about Radha and Krishna, that create an intended nontemporal quality. By too-often tending to conceive of God as an otherworldly, non-spatial, non-temporal being, he does not articulate well, how pantheistic conceptions of God and their intellectual relatives may also harbor the titanistic attitudes he seeks to criticize. I do believe that my moral choices have spiritual, non-temporal consequences. Synonyms priestly, ministerial, clerical, ecclesiastic, prelatic, canonical, parsonical, pastoral
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