"proximate sense" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is used to describe the immediate or most relevant meaning of something. For example, "The proximate sense of the text was that he intended to quit his job."
The Black Lives Matter movement arose, in a proximate sense, against the backdrop of targeted police brutality.
Think about it: if secular shifts in trade patterns are responsible, in a proximate sense, for part of Spain's move into trade deficit and Germany's move into surplus since 1999, what this says is that even if you get relative wages back to 1999 levels, Spain will still be in deficit and Germany in surplus – so you need to go beyond that point.
The sensing mechanism could be a local phenomenon where α-cells sensed the proximate β-cell number, while sensing of the total β-cell mass was also a possibility.
As first objects in the order of perfection Duns Scotus mentions God, the species specialissimae, and what is most proximate to the senses.
The effect is a sense of proximate exile, tenuous gaiety in the face of exclusion.
Prior to Sony's concept, MIT developed a method to "use small currents externally induced in people by electrostatic field coupling, and more particularly, to systems that can be used for wireless communication among proximate devices, and for sensing a person's position for use in control tasks".
This provides indications that: (1) Landsat-based remote sensing observations likely miss a significant proportion of harvest activity due to partial loss, rather than full loss, of tree canopy cover; and (2) the additional C loss not identified by the remote sensing approach is spatially proximate to larger scale C losses from harvest, at least at the state scale.
The proximate and ultimate mechanisms used by animals to sense their environment, learn from it and share this information by communicating with each other have long been the subject of intense scientific interest.
Although the proximate and ultimate mechanisms used by animals to sense their environment and communicate with each other have long been the subject of intense scientific interest, the study of plant communication exists, but is still not as advanced and recognized.
Consequently, significant effort is being invested in the use of satellite remote sensing to represent aspects of the proximate mechanisms (e.g., resource availability) that can be related to biodiversity surrogates (BS) such as species community descriptors.
Compared with the results obtained with a proximate analysis method, the results calculated with the soft sensing method are consistent with proximate analysis data.
