Sentence examples for allowing proximity from inspiring English sources

This would be a disappointment for Ms Mowlam, but acceptable, allowing "proximity" talks to proceed.Mr Trimble has been in an awkward position.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.07600.016 > -wrap-foot>> -wrap-fooTheThe cluster center MCM model correctly inferred the global 3D structure of the P4 P6 domain, including the compaction of the P5c helix and A-rich bulge toward P4 and the clothespin-like bend allowing proximity of the L5b tetraloop and the J6a/6b receptor.

A postcode database for 17 countries allows proximity matching.

D2D communication allows proximity user equipments to deliver their own messages over the direct link established between them without the base station relaying messages, which has the promise of many types of advantages: superior spectrum efficiency, increasing quality of service (QoS) of edge users and network capacity.

The high spatial and temporal resolution of tracking data from birds and vessels allowed proximity to be measured accurately (see Methods S1), and, in combination with the immersion (activity) data, the detailed analysis and interpretation of interactions between birds and vessels (Fig. 1).

The ground rules originally allowed close proximity to Woods for three pool reporters who would agree not to ask him questions.

Perhaps I should have noticed then that Sebastian's sadness was giving way to sullenness and that he was becoming a drunkard, but I was intoxicated with pleasure myself that I, a mere agnostic member of the middle classes, should be allowed such proximity to Catholic aristocrats.

This system has pros and cons: while it involves some fragmentation of health care provision, it allows greater proximity to local geographic and demographic needs.

This tactic to allow the proximity principle to work informally as well as formally then spread to many other tech companies.

The flexibility, curvature of the compound, and the minor groove shape of G·C bp containing sequences allow close proximity between the azabenzimidazole- N (Ar- N) and G- NH2.

This is especially the case when polycentric governance allows for proximity of governance to the people, tailored to the specific circumstances of each community, and for checks and balances, small-scale learning and manipulations, multi-level discussions, competition of ideas and backup in case of failures at other levels (Brondizio et al. 2009).