Sentence examples for mean physical proximity from inspiring English sources

"Today, place need not mean physical proximity, it can mean electronic proximity, or proximity via correspondents," he said at a lecture in August in Mumbai.

If I am going to be responsible... if I am going to have some responsibility for it, I want to be able to get out and a hold of those people, which means that there is physical proximity or an employment relationship with them, or some sort of titled relationship".

"Physical proximity with Warren doesn't always mean he's there with you," Susan says, in an old "Charlie Rose" interview.

If ligands and their cognate receptors were under selection to be in close physical proximity, we should find that the mean distance between them should be smaller than expected by chance.

This foreseen reduction raises questions: how does the loss of physical proximity frustrate adequate diagnosing and what does this mean for palliative care at a distance [ 21, 22]?

Physicists estimate that less than five per cent of the known universe is visible — where "visible" means only that we could, theoretically, observe it, given the right instruments and sufficient physical proximity.

The application describes a means for transferring iTunes content from device-to-device, via NFC when two people are in physical proximity.

That means you can form groups based on things like Facebook friendships, calendar appointments, and most interestingly, physical proximity, and that those groups became micro-networks where you can share anything you want.

Partly because of physical proximity.

Electronic proximity leads to a desire for physical proximity.

It's difficult to overestimate the importance of physical proximity.