This is a common approach in studies when little is known about the spatial processes that generate similarity of attributes by proximity (Odland 1988).
In contrast, the ZnS-related trapping sites are typical positron traps with a lifetime of τ int = 0.365 ns, which can be attributed (due to proximity in τ b ≈ 0.209 ns to bulk positron lifetimes of crystalline ZnS [22 24]) to multivacancy clusters in a network of more close-packed ZnS NP (Fig. 1d f) and free-volume voids in preferential ZnS environment (Fig. 2c, d).
The size of these eruptions and their location in this region is attributed to proximity to the Yellowstone hotspot.
Heightened occurrence of asthma in Detroit and other major cities has been attributed to proximity to major roads, industrial emissions such as sulfur dioxide (SO2), and indoor exposures such as cockroach antigens.
Children generally attributed the transmission of germs to coughing and sneezing, touching or being in proximity to an infected person.
The higher mean PFOS serum concentration was attributed to proximity to industrial production.
We're listening to Saxby Chambliss, a senator from Georgia, attribute sexual abuse in the military to the ineluctable "hormone level" of virile young men in proximity to nubile young women.
In addition, there is no significant difference among methods in the attributes artifact, localization, proximity and envelopment.
The comparative assessment proposes that presence of well-gauged catchments in proximity with the ungauged catchment is more beneficial than catchments having resemblance between them in terms of physiographic attributes for continuous streamflow prediction.
Neither of these observations can be attributed to the spatial distribution of tephra samples, as the majority are recovered from areas either previously sampled, or in proximity to those areas.
We are in proximity to the characters.
