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Meanings of proximate in English
Usage of proximate in English
1
The right rib section of each animal was collected for proximate analysis.
2
The magistrate would bend to the most proximate power, and not interfere.
3
Therefore unbelief, like faith, is in the intellect as its proximate subject.
4
The proximate or final causes of this difference have not been investigated.
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He does not mean the 'final cause;' he means the 'proximate cause.
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I, Gottfried Gottfried, threw a proximate reigning Prince out of the window!
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The proximate reasons behind the outcome of Africa's collision with Europe are clear.
8
However, the proximate mechanisms underlying species-specific learned behaviors remain poorly understood.
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Historical sciences are concerned with chains of proximate and ultimate causes.
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Only in its proximate surroundings is the place semi-rural and select.
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In conclusion, we may say a word regarding the proximate future of Niagara.
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The proximate reason for this was that wages had been growing too fast.
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Two kinds of preparation are necessary, the remote and the proximate.
14
Two major pathways contribute to Ras-proximate-1-mediated integrin activation in stimulated platelets.
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Those decisions are, surely, the proximate cause for its torrid present.
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Moreover, the proximate species of sacrifice are two, and there are no more.
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