Though a more massive body has a bigger gravitational sphere of influence, it is reduced
by the proximity of other large objects.
A few are
affected by proximity to the tree without actual contact while a few others can walk through its foliage with little effect.
The standard 6.5 - inch colour touch screen in the centre of the dash «hides» some functions until your hand is detected
by proximity sensors.
Just a few clicks let you look for a certain type of romance,
organized by proximity to you with photos, profiles and all the other details you might ask about.
Features: allows users to find
men by proximity, see who has checked their profiles, buy and send gifts, and browse through profiles.
This isn't for buying the property, but for ensuring that its secured and not impacting the quality of life of your home
negatively by its proximity to your home.
Ensure that cats are not stressed by the conditions they are kept in or
by the proximity of other cats or dogs.
Grouping was demonstrated for luminance similarity at the earliest testing age, 2 months, by shape similarity at 4 months,... but was not observed for
grouping by proximity.
The city's largely known for its tourism industry, which is
aided by its proximity to two large American cities, Chicago and Detroit.
Gentrification is not an easy process to predict, but is largely
defined by proximity to the center, transport access and amenities.
Grand Velas Los Cabos features five gourmet restaurants with an extensive beverage program and wine based features
inspired by the proximity to the region producing Mexico's fine wines.
Of course, no politician wants to see a revolt by parents who can't get their children into the school next door, so a pragmatic approach would be to mix places allocated
by proximity with those allocated by ballots or banding, as Haberdashers Askes Academies in South London has done.
Just below the earpiece, you have the YU logo
flanked by the proximity sensor on one side and front - facing camera on the other side.
The focus on smartphones in the blog post may driven in
party by the proximity of Mobile World Congress next week.
Such regress has happened before: In the nineteenth century, the (correct) vitamin C deficiency theory of scurvy was replaced by the false belief that scurvy was
caused by proximity to spoiled foods.
It's
only by proximity to the beloved teacher, himself or herself on fire with love for the subject, that the fire can leap over and be kindled in the student in a self - generating blaze of understanding.
Their findings revealed that cardiology and neurologic inpatient prevalence rates (the proportion of a population found to have been hospitalized per 100 residents per year) were significantly higher in areas closer to active wells, as
determined by the proximity of wells to a person's home and their density as defined by the number of active wells per square kilometer.
In Demolition you take the fight armed only with a wrecking ball powered
by proximity bombs.
In a 1970 Civil Aeromedical institute study of three crashes involving emergency evacuations, the most prominent factor influencing survival was gender (followed
closely by proximity to exit).
Moranbah has a growing population, fuelled
largely by its proximity to local mines, and serves as the ideal town to call home for mine workers and their young families.
BC's second - wealthiest neighbourhood maintains its lofty position despite a (presumably comparatively impoverished) population of basement - dwelling students
drawn by the proximity to the University of British Columbia.
By proximity alone, Toronto also has an indelible connection to Kitchener and Waterloo, home of BlackBerry and a thriving tech sector of its own.
The Track & Go suitcases are not yet on the market, but once they are, the luggage industry will be yet another industry to be
transformed by proximity and location data.
Like many of the old money guard including Warren Buffet Stiglitz has repeated the axiom that Bitcoin and
by proximity all - digital currency exist primarily for criminal use.
This is as essentially charitable as any act of generosity and compassion; but it too has been shared with the world via the media and, obviously, bears a degree of semiotic
significance by proximity.
The Phoenicians were fairly shoved into the
ocean by the proximity of the Lebanon mountains, while the Hebrews never took to the sea.
The sub-valley's cool climate is
tempered by its proximity to the Ocean, with daytime temperatures fluctuating from 8 °C to 25 °C during high season, helping to preserve the natural aromatic flavours and acidity of the grapes.
Without any extra effort,
just by proximity, the creative work is lent texture by the daily details and the daily details demand a different level of consciousness.
We are fortunate to live in a place that is
marked by its proximity to the majestic Hudson River, its green rolling hills, and extraordinary history: from our place on the National Historic Register for many of the incredible old homes and other structures in our town, to our amazing agricultural and rural back story over the centuries which may be best exemplified by the annual New Baltimore Agfest.
Located in the city of Richmond, Calif., the lab is easily
identified by its proximity to piles of shattered wood beams, twisted girders and giant cracked columns of concrete.
She suspects that the cost in lost food opportunities balances the greater safety
offered by the proximity of the bigger birds.
Social contagion may facilitate deceit: just as a virus
spreads by proximity to an infectious person, Ariely argues, dishonesty in one's social group can be catching.
New York City's subway system does not have a clearly defined ring - shaped core; Barthelemy thinks the reason may be that the core's shape is
constrained by the proximity of the East and Hudson rivers which surround the city center — the long, but narrow island of Manhattan.
«The impacts from Harvey on the Texas coast in terms of coastal erosion most likely vary
dramatically by proximity to landfall location.