Sentence examples for both close and distant from inspiring English sources

A 2008 study found that smoking behavior spreads through both close and distant social ties; one person's resolve and success can help the people around them quit too.

As Durant became a global star, one of the best players in the world, acquaintances both close and distant sprouted, all wanting something.

This may be because of an increasingly well-known social-network illusion that people infer something is popular when they observe that people like it who are both close and distant.

Species do not exist in isolation; they form ecological associations, within which each species experiences a wide range of interactions with other organisms representing both close and distant relatives.

Van der Weyden depicts Hell as a gloomy, crowded place of both close and distant fires, and steep rock faces.

In the days following his death, my time was spent among both close and distant relatives in the home of my grandparents.

Its setting is apartheid-style South Africa, a time and place that seems both close and yet distant, a paradox that film makers are now finding irresistible.

Using new diversity measures enabled by our framework, we discover groups of both phylogenetically close and distant bacterial taxa that exhibit consensus responses to antibiotic exposure across multiple human subjects.

The study also reveals that participants have both a close and distant relationship to objects and that they prefer products that allow them to be engaged in the activity of "doing".

Ingredient preferences are very similar for both geographic close and distant regions (cf. Figure 6).

In this set of calculated disparity maps (Figure 10) the best performing approach is clearly SEMI [2] because both the close and distant objects within the scene are very differentiable.