Sentence examples for by proximity to a from inspiring English sources

Power is defined by proximity to a single individual: the president.

The shape of waves having observable wavelength is dictated by proximity to a heteroclinic connection in the travelling wave frame between two unstable uniform solutions having the same total volumetric flux.

It is the result of a two-phonon lattice vibrational process, but unlike the D band, it does not need to be activated by proximity to a defect.

In Denmark, a loss-of-value scheme gives people the right to claim compensation for loss of value of their property if it is caused by proximity to a wind turbine.

It's easy to imagine a hungry dog's disappointment when it didn't find any food, but the dogs probably didn't get a chance to be disappointed; the mines were wired to explode when a magnetic trigger was set off by proximity to a metal tank.

Residential exposure was assessed by proximity to a major road and by modeling exposure to local traffic-related pollutants.

These seven scans were coupled by proximity to generate a set of scan pairs to register one after another.

To prevent the good Jews from being soiled by proximity to the bad, a wall was erected in the Jewish cemeteries to divide the one from the other, even after their flesh could be prey to only one kind of corruption.

This was not simply a means of burnishing his public appeal by proximity to beauty but also a brilliant means of monetizing male insecurity in a way that has long been painfully apparent within hip-hop culture.

In the 1800s, a colony of ship captains settled in Rockville Centre, drawn by proximity to the sea and "a better community for their families to live in while they were at sea," said Marilyn Devlin, the village historian.

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