Sentences with phrase «show proximity»

She must also show proximity — a relational context between the parties that gives rise to a duty of care.
The top two maps at the right show the proximity of full - line grocers to two groups for whom healthy food is often difficult to procure: low - income households and those without access to a vehicle.
This essay is a dirge for the spiritually dead; and it shows the proximity of darkness to light which should be apparent; but isn't.
The audible alert is supplemented by a bird's eye graphical representation of the vehicle on the central display screen showing the proximity to these obstacles.
Taken in front of the guest house, this view shows the proximity of the guest house to the main villa.

Not exact matches

The spatial layout in combi - offices is more closed off whereas «proximity, visibility and audibility have been shown to be key factors for support in social networks» — features offered in open offices.
Happn would show you people whom you crossed paths with and where, which could either solve the problem of Craigslist missed connections or open a Pandora's box of issues, including constantly being shown co-workers because you're in the same proximity.
The first chart below gives us a look at this diffusion index since 2000, which shows us how it has behaved in proximity to the two 21st century recessions.
The first quotation points to the former, but Whitehead's language shows the close proximity of these two ideas.
«The immediate goal toward which coitus — as part of the generative process - is oriented is the depositing of sperm in some proximity to the ovum... The evidence which shows that...
«The immediate goal toward which coitus — as part of the generative process - is oriented is the depositing of sperm in some proximity to the ovum... The evidence which shows that this is the term for which the act exists is the same as for any natural operation: the activity of coitus terminates once the sperm is deposited.
He found that cultures where fathers show the most affection, proximity, and responsibility for routine child care are also the ones most likely to feature females participating in community decision - making and to provide females with access to positions of authority.
Black Abbey — My favorite due to proximity (it is the closest to my house, although still not very close), atmosphere, beer quality and variety, and frequency of the Cousin's Maine Lobster truck showing up.
While you didn't show an entire crowd your middle finger, much like the chain - smoking, no - condom - wearing, cocaine - using belligerent teammate of yours did last month in Manchester, you should have known that by flashing what you did to your rival gang members situated in extremely close proximity to you was going to make those under the influence of alcohol react they way they did.
Research on co-sleeping, which is defined as sleeping in close proximity to one's infant, though not necessarily in the same bed, has shown that the practice limits babies to lighter sleep patterns.
The app is based on proximity, so the moms and businesses that are closest to you show up first.
He seems to care very little that a number of polls have shown that the people impacted the most by the proposed mosque, New Yorkers, are overwhelmingly opposed to placement of a mosque in such close proximity to the sacred ground at the World Trade Center site.»
Convention experts at the time scoffed at the idea — pointing out that Javits» had plenty to offer with its proximity to hotels, Broadway shows and 5th Avenue shopping that convention goers would want to do in their down time.
She even found evidence that the devils» immune systems were occasionally performing this interferon - gamma trick themselves: In some instances, tumor cells near the edge of the tumor, in close proximity to white blood cells, showed MHC antigens that cells farther within the tumor mass lacked.
Now a study has shown that the real safety concern is the proximity of water wells to gas wells, and that fracking does not appear to increase the risk of water contamination.
«Cougars have shown that they can coexist in close proximity with people, with very few conflicts, in a lot of areas out west.»
The models showed that deforestation between 2010 and 2020 is likely to occur in close proximity to the areas that have been deforested before 2010, identifying the south and west part of Kalimantan, the north - west Sumatra and West Papua as areas that will be subject to the greatest rates of deforestation.
«The places are just disasters,» says Craig Thompson, a wildlife ecologist at the U.S. Forest Service and lead author of a 2014 paper showing that proximity to illegal cultivation sites affects fisher mortality rates.
The proximity of the Kotla Dahar record to the area occupied by Indus populations shows that climate must be formally considered as a contributing parameter in the process of Indus deurbanization, at least in the context of the plains of northwest India.
Work on the proximity hat shows that information can also be transmitted by pressure,» Professor Michael Beigl, Head of the KIT Chair for Pervasive Computing Systems, says.
Images from 2 April 2014 show four vehicles among the ancient Roman ruins in close proximity to the looting, suggesting that the disturbances at the site may have been ongoing at that time, according to the report.
The new study shows that locations that experienced earthquakes are tied in proximity and timeliness to mass waste water injection sites.
All detected fibres were uncharred, and there was also no evidence showing inhalation of microcharcoal - normally a clear indicator of proximity to fire.
The review shows that manipulation of food product order or proximity can influence food choice and that healthy food nudging seems promising.
She says the findings are consistent with a paper she published in 2008, which showed that FWS preferred using biological criteria, such as proximity to a nest or den, that tend to minimize the amount of critical habitat.
In the probe trial, the mean proximity and percentage of time in the target quadrant were both sensitive across species, but mean proximity was more sensitive than percentage of time in the target quadrant for mice, as previously reported (22) and as shown in Figure 1J and Table 1.
The research also showed that moths with attractive pheromones also benefitted when they were in close proximity to unattractive females, as discerning males chose them more frequently than if they were paired with another attractive female.
In a field study, we show that (1) artificially selected unattractive females can achieve mating rates comparable to attractive females if they signal in close proximity to attractive females, and (2) attractive females benefit from higher mating rates when signaling in close proximity to unattractive females.
The comet's size, brightness and proximity of the sun had sky - watchers hoping that ISON would put on a spectacular show late in 2013.
The results showed that amphibian susceptibility to parasites was related to their proximity to agriculture and their evolutionary responses to pesticide.
Proximity ligation assays show that these two proteins are physically proximal to Nbeal2 in human megakaryocytes.
«I think it's important because of the history, because of its proximity to the hospital, what it means to Yonkers, and to be really honest, I think it's a wonderful opportunity to show the interesting work that our company can do.»
Using a model system that combines Xenopus egg extracts and DNA templates containing specific G - quadruplex structures we have recently shown that replication stalls in close proximity of such a structure.
Absorption is much less in the quasar's proximity zone, which is shown in green for an older quasar, in yellow for a younger quasar.
«Green exercise,» as they refer to it, dovetails research showing measurable benefits from living in proximity to green, open spaces.
This view looking from the powder room towards the hallway shows the space's close proximity to the mudroom off the open kitchen.
The lingering issue, however, remains: All three apps still show photos of nearby users in order of proximity.
The show will prove that no matter how much close proximity can lead a family to get on each other's nerves, precarious situations and interactions with strangers can bring them together again.
«Xbox One still retains a curious advantage in texture filtering, where static screens show PS4's roads blurring over at a closer proximity.
Tarantino also shows invention here, as the volume of the song comes in and out, depending on Madsen's proximity to the radio.
Using this data, we analyzed each school's math network to examine whether the physical proximity of pairs of staff, based on their reported room numbers, predicted an interaction between them about math, after controlling for factors prior research has shown predict such relationships.
These nine are analytically useful because they are clustered in close proximity to one another, and teachers who don't live in the district where they work often show up as residents of one of the other districts.
New research shows teachers» physical proximity boosts collaboration Thoughtful classroom assignment can contribute to teacher development strategy
It added: «Our research shows that this proximity rule strongly favours children from more affluent family backgrounds.
Vehicle centerline, rear bumper orientation, and green / red / yellow trajectory lines are shown within the display, helping the driver to assess the vehicle's proximity to surrounding objects in the rear
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