To maintain such comfort requires a certain level of distance or proximity.
Firstly, avoidant behaviour allows the infant to maintain a conditional proximity with the caregiver: close enough to maintain protection, but distant enough to avoid rebuff.
Zebrafish maintain a great evolutionary proximity to mammalian species, and have been used as a model organism for studying vertebrate developmental biology, physiology, and human disease (Paw and Zon, 2000; Chen and Ekker, 2004).
In a sense we maintained a close proximity to the deed and a loyalty to those who were killed.
They need to have a certain level of confidence, belief, being OK with the hours of the star being away and still being able to maintain a certain amount of proximity for the family as a whole.
Such a bidirectional signal could then serve to maintain a large population of highly activated macrophages in close proximity to growing tumor cells.
Despite their close proximity, the dancers maintain an air of isolation.
Such infants do not seek and accept comfort at times of threat, alarm or distress, thus failing to maintain "proximity", an essential element of attachment behavior.
In Hacohen's eyes, Auerbach was "a progressive mandarin" who "made a special effort to ignore" Jews while maintaining an "interplay of proximity and distance facing the Holocaust".
That's where the warmth and the cool come in: his live mixes capture a sense of the group — he lets each individual voice sound prominent while maintaining a sense of the musicians' proximity, of the intertwining of their sounds and, above all, of their sensibilities.
