Sentence examples for degrees of proximity from inspiring English sources

In a 2014 study, 40 secretaries were offered chocolate in various degrees of proximity.

"Manhattan is recovering faster," he said, "and recovery psychology will probably spread by degrees of proximity".

You never cross that bright line, but you can get varying degrees of proximity to that line, depending on your audience.

But Jenkins remains the right's big target: alleged father of permissiveness whose home office regime oversaw – in varying degrees of proximity – an end to stage censorship and hanging, legalisation of abortion and gay sexual acts, race relations legislation, liberal divorce laws and much else which has shaped modern British society.

The installation draws "known or unknown" people together into the different degrees of proximity in human relationships, using the electrostatic energy between two bodies to trigger sounds and visuals.

Nine schools with varying degrees of proximity to the Kiteezi landfill were selected for this cross-sectional study.

But the same degree of proximity with another Saudi, or a Westerner or, for that matter, a white-collar worker from a developing country—of the opposite gender would be unthinkable.

If you are studying longevity, for example, why not study animals that have evolved such genetic traits to enable them to live a long life and see how they might have done it?" With her team, she identified the fact that cells of naked mole rats display a very high degree of proximity inhibition – they don't like to grow close together.

With a few exceptions, the organizations seem to agree on the objectives of their relations regardless of the degree of proximity with other organizations.

The analysis of the consensus reached between panelists' opinions revealed an acceptable degree of proximity and stability (IQR < .5) (Ortega, 2008).

A decision was made to calculate the acceptable degree of proximity and stability in the answers obtained during the rounds through the calculation of the interquartile range (IQR) and the variation in the coefficient of variation (VCV).