Even within the genre of mouth portraits, this picture is a more immediate example of the form.
Besides adding a new episode to the lengthy political battle between the Senate Democrats and the White House over judicial nominees, the vote on Thursday might have some political significance in a more immediate example of electoral politics, next week's election for governor of Mississippi.
Perhaps an even more immediate example is the recent mass adoption of smartphones and the progressive adoption of smartwatches and other wearable computing devices.
There is perhaps a more immediate example, though, of Russia's commercialization gulf, which I've been seeing first-hand this week in Moscow.
Ms Haot cited other uses of data that can have more immediate benefits: for example, combining data sets from a variety of sources can solve the mystery of why ambulances in New York City seem often to be clustered in certain areas.
Its aim will be to find new ways of ending extreme poverty by 2030, as well as meeting more immediate targets: for example, providing digitised agricultural data (market prices, weather warnings) by mobile phone to 42m small farmers in Africa within five years, and providing affordable off-grid energy to 40m people.
Experiences of racism, for example, may be more immediate and significant than being disabled.
Proximate explanations cite the more immediate cause of a trait, for example, the genes or developmental pathways that cause the occurrence of a trait in an organism.
More immediate plans involve adding more functionality for investing — for example group investments and family investments, investments for particular porfolios such only companies that are organic, or do not invest in particular countries, and so on.
Indeed, more immediate forms of communication (voice as opposed to text, for example) have been seen to increase the level of cooperation in online environments [23].
