Sentence examples for proximate group from inspiring English sources

Each non-GO UE becomes a GM of its proximate group by performing authentication with the GO of the group.

The cluster is a geographically proximate group of interconnected companies and associated institutions in a particular field, linked by commonalities and complementarities (Porter, 1990 , 2001.

A growing scholarship ventures into the workplace, to observe firsthand the social boundaries dividing proximate groups (Purser 2009; Sherman 2007; Vallas 2001).

In addition, there is some support for proximate groups of samples, especially those collected within the same tributary, e.g. within the West and the East Webburn.

While there are empirical studies that explore the proximate incentives for group dispersal, theoretical research has primarily examined the consequences rather than the evolution of this phenomenon.

[Piccolo et al. (2008]) evaluated the effect of feed quality and stocking density on Dover sole (Solea solea) and found that, except for the lipid content, which was higher in the low-density group, proximate composition of the sole's muscle was not influenced by treatments.

Driving forces are generally subdivided into two groups: proximate causes and underlying causes.

According to the Gestalt rule of good continuation, image contours are expected to be continuous and smooth (small and constant local curvature); thus, two proximate primitives in a group are expected to be either nearly collinear, or co circular.

The other clusters represent relatively more complex types of Ni binding with proximate non-vicinal OH groups at two defect sites of the surface linked together via two or more consecutive siloxane bridges (Fig. 1).

Covariates were grouped into proximate and distal determinants.

The phylogram (Fig. 2) shows that genetic structuring among samples within the catchment is present; moderate levels of bootstrap support occurred between three groups of proximate samples from the upper east, upper west and lower Dart.