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Proximates are used in the
analysis of
biological materials as a
decomposition of a human-consumable good into its
major constituents. They are a good...
- In law and insurance, a
proximate cause is an
event sufficiently related to an
injury that the
courts deem the
event to be the
cause of that injury. There...
- A
proximate cause is an
event which is
closest to, or
immediately responsible for causing, some
observed result. This
exists in
contrast to a higher-level...
- that is less
important to the
discourse from one that is more
important (
proximate). The
obviative is
sometimes referred to as the "fourth person". In English...
- The NinKi:
Urgency of
Proximate Drawing Photograph (NinKi:UoPDP)[1] was
initiated by
Bangladeshi visual artist Firoz Mahmud ( ফিরোজ মাহমুদ, フィロズ・マハムド...
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effects used in the
entertainment industry are
referred to as
proximate pyrotechnics.
Proximate refers to the
pyrotechnic device's
location relative to an...
- Transit-
proximate development is a term used by some
planning officials to
describe (potentially dense)
development that is
physically near a
public transport...
- (singular vs. plural), and four
cases (
proximate, obviate, locative, and vocative).
Gender is
marked only in the
proximate case. The
endings of the noun, with...
- concept". The
occasion of sin can be
proximate or remote,
exterior or interior,
voluntary or necessary. A
proximate occasion is one in
which men of like...
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understood in
terms of
proximate causation,
which refers to the
developmental history of
individuals within their own lifetime. The
proximate causes of zero-sum...
