Sentences with phrase «by the proximity of»

The focus on smartphones in the blog post may driven in party by the proximity of Mobile World Congress next week.

The Phoenicians were fairly shoved into the ocean by the proximity of the Lebanon mountains, while the Hebrews never took to the sea.

Though a more massive body has a bigger gravitational sphere of influence, it is reduced by the proximity of other large objects.

She suspects that the cost in lost food opportunities balances the greater safety offered by the proximity of the bigger birds.

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.

Many experiences are heightened by the proximity of loved ones, and so, the more the merrier, right?

This is further reinforced by the proximity of the rice fields of Kerobokan which can be reached by less than a five minute walk.

This sensation is debatably heightened by the proximity of the relatively untouched glamour of the New Vegas strip, throwing into stark contrast the unsettling feeling of raiding shabby - post-apocalyptic cave complex.

Each artist's work is informed in heightened fashion by the proximity of its neighbors - the more «ambiguous» works pulling the more «didactic» works toward it, and vice versa.

Past and present historical events show up more obliquely: Melvin Edwards» 1988 Lynch Fragment sculptures allude to very specific past aspects of African American experience (experience amplified here by the proximity of Glenn Ligon's work incorporating a curator's naïve remark about Melvin Edwards).

Even after he returned to London, Caro traveled frequently to Vermont to make sculpture, stimulated by the proximity of his American painter friends.

Quality of life is enriched by the proximity of neighboring academic institutions, including Loyola College, Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA), UMBC, Goucher College, and Towson University, as well as the nearby neighborhoods of Hampden, the Inner Harbor, Fells Point, and Mount Vernon.

Firstly paleoclimate is not driven in any way by CO2 but by the proximity of planet Earth to supernova which Svensmark has helpfully converted into a nice graph that is a remarkable fit to global temperature reconstructions.

One is Sandra Steingraber's defense of the decision, discussed here last week, by the Cornell University doctoral candidate Elaine Hill to discuss at a Democrat - organized anti-fracking forum her unpublished conclusion that the health of newborns appeared to be affected by the proximity of their mothers to wells in Pennsylvania.

The focus on smartphones in the blog post may driven in party by the proximity of Mobile World Congress next week.

I was struck by the proximity of everything.

Not exact matches

But so are the benefits: proximity to high - level execs, who drop in for pep talks and training sessions (founder Marc Benioff did not appear the week I was there, but his aura was everywhere); free run of the City by the Bay after hours; and the glow, the buzz, the grace that imbue Salesforce's vibrant headquarters in San Francisco's SoMa district, reminding initiates at every turn that they're part of something special.

Throw into the mix the proximity of so many major cities to the coast and it's no surprise that climate change - related flooding is estimated to cost the world's 136 largest coastal cities US$ 52billion per year by 2050.

«Berkeley has long enjoyed a unique relationship by geographic proximity to the center of venture capital, and that enables more tight relationships,» explains Garrett Black, a senior analyst with PitchBook, of the results.

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.

That element, the president's authorization codes, is supposed to remain in close proximity to the president at all times, carried by one of five military aides, representing each branch of the military.

Instead, analysts heard about prosaic plans like McDonald's new organizational structure (it will lump international markets together by specific characteristics rather than by geographic proximity), its intention to sell many more restaurants to franchisees than originally planned, and to cut costs to the tune of $ 300 million a year.

The Bard wrote for rich and poor alike, but the residents of this upscale Halifax neighbourhood have the advantage of proximity, with Point Pleasant Park host to the Shakespeare by the Sea company.

Brands and retailers can do themselves a favor by finding vendors that can provide the «how» in proximity marketing with a simple, reliable technology platform for the delivery of content in location.

In some of these cases the goal is not only to get the company's creative juices flowing by sheer proximity to artists, but also to get a better handle on how the firm's products are used.

Recently members of my team spent a week by Lake Tahoe on the California - Nevada border, which we chose for its natural beauty and proximity to San Francisco.

While it's hard to quantify the dollar amount transacted with mobile wallets, Parks Associates estimates that proximity payment transactions — which require users to tap their phone at a point - of - sale terminal — generated more than $ 30 billion in the U.S. in 2016, a figure that's expected to top $ 300 billion by 2022.

When everyone communicates via Slack, email and Google Hangouts, friendships are no longer dictated by the physical proximity of those near your cubicle or on your floor.

The attraction of these Red Bore and Curara Well projects is their proximity to the operating DeGrussa copper - gold mine owned by Sandfire Resources NL (SFR).

The correlation between rapid transit proximity and office leasing trends is further supported by the fact that more than 90 percent of office space in the development pipeline is located within 500 meters of a rapid transit station.

Between cheaper office costs and lower employee remuneration, firms located in large centres can get priced out of the market by their Southwestern Ontario competition, if geographic proximity is not vitally important.

Anticipating recessions is a skill you can learn, and it will help you get that edge by establishing the proximity of a tipping point.

The development process of their projects wasn't affected in any way by the new Chinese laws, but if you bend the logic in some way, you can interpret people's reaction based on Singapore's geographical proximity to China and the lack of knowledge in some parts of the world about the relationship between Singapore and China.

Despite starting the proximity of starting dates, accumulation of IRA assets has outpaced 401 (k) assets by 65 %.

The Plan includes positive steps to require new energy development to be located in close proximity to existing road networks although the stated proximity of 200 metres may not be close enough to maintain undisturbed habitat (at pp 44 - 47), but nonetheless implementing this step with planning regulations that require access plans to be approved and enforced by Alberta Environment, Alberta Forestry, or the Alberta Energy Regulator — once again — seems like pie in the sky.

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.

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.

How fortunate for you, that this way just happens to be the one that you were exposed to by nature of proximity.

D. Without limiting the generality of the previous paragraphs, User authorizes Company to share User - posted content across all web sites, to include User content in a searchable format accessible by other Users of the Company web sites, now in use or later developed, to place advertisements in close proximity to such User content, and to use User's name, likeness and any other information in connection with Company's use of the material User provides.

If it had once eluded me by its distance, it now eluded me by proximity — something too near to see, too plain to be understood, on this side of knowledge.

Superseding others just conform to it, even though (except for God) it must be perspectivally prehended and usually mediated by others in closer proximity, exhibiting the H. A. Lorentz spatiotemporal transformation inherent in perspectival prehensions, that is, those necessarily including only some of all the immediately prior, objectified contemporaries.

I think that we can do so only if we recover a foundational Theology — a doctrine of God — that is informed by a Judaic sense of the dialectic of divine distance and proximity, otherness and sameness, transcendence and immanence.

In the prefatory remarks to the long quotation from Hume about the missing shade of blue, Whitehead calls attention to eternal objects, «unrealized in the datum and yet constituent of an «objective lure» by proximity to the datum» (PR 86C +).

To cope constructively with the existential anxiety aroused by the increasing proximity of «the end of the line,» a viable philosophy of life, relationships of trust, and a religious life that has reality are essential.

It is, in particular, the second of evangelicalism's two tenets, i. e., Biblical authority, that sets evangelicals off from their fellow Christians.8 Over against those wanting to make tradition co-normative with Scripture; over against those wanting to update Christianity by conforming it to the current philosophical trends; over against those who view Biblical authority selectively and dissent from what they find unreasonable; over against those who would understand Biblical authority primarily in terms of its writers» religious sensitivity or their proximity to the primal originating events of the faith; over against those who would consider Biblical authority subjectively, stressing the effect on the reader, not the quality of the source — over against all these, evangelicals believe the Biblical text as written to be totally authoritative in all that it affirms.

I understand by this the incessant work of philosophical discourse to put itself into a relation of proximity with kerygmatic and theological discourse.

While the percipient centers attention on a, he may also pay secondary attention to b, pick out its location with a degree of definiteness by its relatedness to a. and begin to cognize it by adjective (e.g., while watching a buzzing fly, I become aware of its proximity to a fragile goblet).

The view that God has a subjective aspect is supported by the religious traditions of the West and brings the principle of novelty and order into closer proximity to the main streams of Western religious experience.

But by locating revelation in the realm of transcendental subjectivity, or on a plane radically discontinuous with actual human events, they have removed it from a more challenging proximity to our historical existence.