Sentence examples for achieved proximity from inspiring English sources

Africa had achieved proximity to Laurasia by the Paleocene Epoch (65.5 million to 55.8 million years ago) and has remained in tenuous connection to Eurasia ever since, so that its present flora and fauna are much more similar to the rest of the Old World tropics.

This suggests strongly that the flexibility-conferring regions facilitate the ability of the N- and C-termini to achieve proximity on the Golgi.

The universities interviewed were found to have some common concerns: the decoupling of basic and professional training difficulties in achieving proximity to the network of services; insufficient funding; and the emphasis of most teachers being on teaching hospitals and specialization.

Considering the implications of these thresholds, Main and Stadtman wondered what could cause infants to show conflict behavior in the Strange Situation, when evolutionary theory appeared to suggest that greater apparent threat would elicit intensified attempts to achieve proximity or conditional proximity.

For example, overt and behaviorally coherent displays of fear, such as hiding from the returning parent under a chair, are coded as disorganized/disoriented because they indicate a dysregulation of the attachment system that would otherwise be expected to gear a scared child to achieve proximity to the caregiver.

Therefore, it was possible to note common concerns among the universities where the interviews were carried out: the dissociation between basic and specialist teaching; difficulties in achieving proximity with the network of services; insufficient funding and the emphasis given by the majority of professors to hospital-based specialized teaching.

The founder of attachment theory, the British psychoanalyst John Bowlby (1969), distinguished between the attachment system as a disposition that keeps an infant oriented toward closeness with their caregiver, and attachment behavior as the specific observable actions the infant uses to achieve proximity with the caregiver, particularly when distressed or alarmed.

No American demagogue not Huey Long, not Joseph McCarthy, not George Wallace has ever achieved such proximity to national power.

Both pillars and chambers achieved better proximity to the inner retinal cells than flat implants.

External validity was achieved through proximity and similarity (in the selection of companies that had similar strategies but different products and markets (Campbell 1986).

The kill vehicle is designed to achieve a hit-to-kill interception, but if this is not achieved, the proximity fuze will direct the warhead fragments at the target shortly before reaching the closest point to the target.