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intertemporally

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  • adverb In an intertemporal manner.

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intertemporal +‎ -ly

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Examples

  • Seeing periodic, naturally occurring catastrophes as part of the growth cycle requires thinking more than one step ahead, not only longer term but, more specifically, intertemporally.

    Christmas Trees and the Logic of Growth Mark Spitznagel 2011

  • That is, our criteria for differentiation must work cross culturally and intertemporally.

    The Economic Analysis of Law Kornhauser, Lewis 2006

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