Geographically distant populations that show low levels of genetic divergence (some of which are more divergent from more proximate regions) suggest that past long-distance dispersal events occurred between these populations.
Living in postwar Germany, and alert to the problems of the immediate past and the proximate present, musicians were trying to establish a German pop language from thin air.
Leibniz writes in the same work: "the future can be read in the past; the distant is expressed in the proximate" (GP vi, 605/AG 211).
Reconstructing the material world of past societies as fully as possible is the proximate goal of archaeology; interpreting the historical significance and cultural meaning of that material world is archaeology's ultimate objective.
We could appeal to the principle that there can be no action at a temporal distance, so that something distantly past can only causally affect us via more proximate events.
A few number of correlations of HHV with proximate analysis have appeared in the solid fuel literature in the past but were focused on one fuel or dependent on the country of origin.
The microsatellite loci developed for E. victrix in this study will be used to examine levels of past and current gene flow within and between geographically proximate riparian systems and inform seed sourcing for rehabilitation of mine sites.
However, past research on racial/ethnic disparities suggests that chronic stress associated with social disadvantages was the proximate cause of health disparities along with access to medical care, environmental exposure, and health behavior [ 4, 43, 44].
In recent research, Dube et al. (Rev Econ Stat 92 945-964, 2010) and Allegretto et al. (Ind Relat 50 205-240, 2011) argue that past U.S. research is flawed because it does not restrict comparison areas to those that are geographically proximate and fails to control for changes in low-skill labor markets that are correlated with minimum wage increases.
