Sentences with phrase «physical proximity»

The consisted presence and close physical proximity of their pets provided an immediate source of calm and therapeutic benefit for the pet owners.

The nearest neighbors are those in close physical proximity.

If a lawyer is not in physical proximity to the physical library collection, then the library needs to provide access to library materials through other means.

In mobile classrooms, communication and collaboration are no longer limited by physical proximity or time.

Once these mental images are formed, there is less need for the frequent physical proximity between mother and child.

That's not a bad approach, because the initial pairing requires physical proximity.

But physical proximity through the senses is only the first stage of this attachment relationship, and during the first year of life, it is the only way that babies can attach.

In an age of a mobile web that lets people fall in love across countries and across oceans, «relationship» does not have to mean physical proximity.

To examine whether physical proximity predicted staff interactions, we conducted a social network analysis across all 14 school buildings.

Physical proximity allowed them keep tabs on each other and the business as a whole.

Yet others have a strong desire for physical proximity to help ease the anxiety conflict creates.

Furthermore, participants in the third condition showed later less physical proximity from their partner.

It was scary to finally meet each other face to face again, after so much mental intimacy and so little physical proximity.

Parents around the world are starting to sleep in close physical proximity to their children more and more every year, and for the most part, the results have been positive.

While there are valuable reasons for interacting with the people you work in physical proximity to, there are also work conversations that just aren't necessary.

If the project you have in mind doesn't require physical proximity, then you have the whole world open to you.

In an age of a mobile web that lets people fall in love across countries and across oceans, «relationship» does not have to mean physical proximity.

Moreover, users can also make use of geolocation to find new contacts based on physical proximity.

To explore staff members» thinking about how physical proximity impacted their interactions with colleagues, we collected and analyzed interviews from a purposeful sample of 33 school staff in five schools during the 2010 — 11 school year.

«Online dating is a great because it broadens our dating pool by including online proximity and not just physical proximity.

This awareness (including eye contact, physical proximity as well as changes in tension on the leash) is a big part of the connection between you and the dog when you are working.

Twister You might be thinking «how do you translate a game that is all about physical proximity and laughing hysterically as you fall all over each other to a Wii game»?

«Such physical proximity means that they will always co-segregate during inheritance, which is why we had to do what we did — modify and analyze each variant independently while keeping the rest of the genome completely constant.»

Using both still and moving images, the Los Angeles native riffs on the way individuals function in a large group: Physical proximity does not necessarily equate closeness, but there are a million stories in an anonymous mass.

If we didn't structure our meetings in a predictable way, community would be stunted at best, because physical proximity isn't the same as doing things together.

Distance plays a role Physical proximity was a strong predictor of how happiness spread in social networks.

Our analysis finds that physical proximity predicts staff interactions, with teachers and school leaders more likely to interact about instruction with colleagues who are located physically close to them or with whom they are likely to cross paths during the school day.

Part of this approach involved physical proximity.

In some other cases physical proximity alone was enough to change perception: «She sat just in front of me, and I knew I could reach out and touch her hair.»

The warmth and close physical proximity during carrying is calming to your baby and enables you to respond quickly to his cries.

We've slept with our babies for thousands of years to protect them and hold them warm, and this need of physical proximity at an early age is so deeply ingrained into us humans that no new guidelines should try to deny that.

In this way, physical proximity reinforces your connectedness and closeness.

Each phone recorded masses of social interactions from several sources over a period of five months: logging phone calls, detecting physical proximity using Bluetooth and keeping track of activity on Facebook.

The benefits of collaboration are well accepted in the scientific world, but researchers with the HMS Center for Biomedical Informatics wondered whether physical proximity affects the quality of those collaborations: Do scientists who have more «face time» with colleagues produce higher - impact results?

Elsewhere I have argued that, for all its hilarity, camp is something of a misnomer for Maddin's cinema because it splits the heightened artifice and self - awareness of his filmmaking from its emotional power and the feeling of intense physical proximity that arises from his baroque choreography of images and sounds.6 This is no less the case here.

For a film that, as its plot demands, often features bodies in extreme physical proximity — embracing, fucking, fighting — The Lovers also pays close attention to the spatial (and emotional) chasms separating its constellation of couples, evidenced in the softly shattering opening scene.

To analyze these observations, we extracted the portions of the interview transcripts where interviewees discussed physical proximity, and coded these transcripts both deductively and inductively.

In addition, teachers and administrators often reference physical proximity in describing why and how they interact with one another, with chance encounters due to proximity serving as a supplement to more formal collaboration.

Not only does physical proximity increase the odds of meeting and interacting with someone, but just seeing a person a lot can lead you to like them more (known as the «mere exposure effect»).1 The girl (or guy) next door will have an advantage in winning your heart because you see that person more often.

The character of the need for attachment has changed into awareness of availability rather than direct physical proximity: The child doesn't need to be near his or her mother as long as he or she knows that Mom is available if needed.

What this has taught us is that both types of children with insecure attachments want to be reconnected and feel comforted and safe again, but avoiders don't think their parents are going to respond, so they don't outright ask for it, they just gain physical proximity and silently hope their parents will comfort them.

More in detail, across the three conditions, anxious participants showed more negative emotional behaviors and responses, looking for more physical proximity and support seeking than avoidant participants that, they acted by using more deactivating strategies.

So whereas before it was blue collar jobs leaving older, high cost metros, now it will be mid-level managers, back office and other cognitive work where physical proximity to other people is less important.

Bidirectional communication between the lab and the clinic is facilitated by physical proximity.