Sentence examples for rule of proximity from inspiring English sources

The translators in the 1611 English edition followed a rule of proximity: the noun (sin) closest to the verb determines the verb (is).

US international trade has mirrored this rule of proximity for a long time, with a little help from NAFTA.

The Gestalt rule of proximity implies that primitives that are closer to one another are most likely to lie on the same contour.

Selection within each cluster followed a standard rule of proximity (9 ).

A further option in emergencies consists of selecting a starting household at random (with a GPS unit, or a "spin-the-pen" random walk technique [ 33]), and sampling households around it via a rule of proximity (e.g. from door to nearest door).

This paper proposes two novel techniques: (i) an automatic identification of consistent and inconsistent states of SCADA data for any given system, and (ii) an automatic extraction of proximity detection rules from identified states.

Because of a combination of proximity and easy visa rules, Hong Kong attracts nearly 30 times as many heavy-spending mainland Chinese visitors as the United States.

But then the Port Authority objected to the complex on the grounds that the height and location of the 600-room hotel ran afoul of the Federal Aviation Administration's rules governing the proximity of buildings to the center line of airport glide paths.

First, the interface reengineering problem is formalized, and similarity degrees between interfaces are measured by Euclidean proximity through considering a rule of interface similarity between modules or parts in the isostructure property, geometry property, precision property, and performance property.

Were it not for "grandfathering", the dump's proximity would break every rule of the city, never mind the rules of decency and common sense.

Proximity can be important for innovation, but there are other kinds of proximity than geographical proximity.