Sentence examples for with proximate from inspiring English sources

Wynn suffers from an eye disease, retinitis pigmentosa, which affects his peripheral vision and therefore, occasionally, his interaction with proximate objects, and, without realizing it, he backed up a step or two as he talked.

Compared with the results obtained with a proximate analysis method, the results calculated with the soft sensing method are consistent with proximate analysis data.

Explanation is provided by lower-level mechanisms; their explanatory role is to replace final why-necessarily questions (functional) with proximate how-possibly questions (molecular).

With proximate analysis, the substances of moisture, ash, volatile matter and fixed carbon in the coal content are determined as weight percent.

In our case, ZnS formation (materials with ion-covalent bonding, percentage of ionic bonding ~40% [15]) is realized with proximate neighborhood with NaCl (ionic material [16].

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).

Furthermore, need-based reasoning was uncorrelated with desire-based reasoning and negatively correlated with proximate-cause reasoning.

As part of the analysis, the change data were further validated with high-resolution imagery and attributed with the proximate cause of change using a combination of spatial analysis, decision trees, and manual verification.

In table 1, the bold letters indicate bisulfite conversion of C to T. In the PCR reaction (20 μL), 1 μL of bisulfite-treated DNA template with a proximate concentration of 100ug/ml was mixed with 10 μL of 2×Power SYBR Green PCR Master Mix Applied Biosystemss) and a pair of primers in a final concentration of 200 nmol/L.

A familiar way to avoid such confusion and perhaps the best way in evolutionary discussions is to replace teleological explanations (which are goal-directed) with teleonomical explanations, which sound similar but replace final (ultimate) causes with original (proximate) causes and are thus not end-driven.

It may be bad corporate governance, but it has nothing to do with the proximate cause of the problem".