In natural language processing text processing , a proximity search looks for documents where two or more ... of intermediate words or characters. In addition to proximity, some implementations may also impose ... of the search query. Proximity searching goes beyond the simple matching of words by adding the constraint of proximity and is generally regarded as a form of advanced search. For example, a search ... of red brick . By limiting the proximity, these phrases can be matched while avoiding documents where ... The basic linguistic assumption of proximity searching is that the proximity of the words in a document ... results to only include matches where the words are within the specified maximum proximity, or distance ... for the average search query. Proximity searching is one method of reducing the number of pages matches, and to improve the relevance of the matched pages by using word proximity to assist in ranking. As an added benefit, proximity searching helps combat spamdexing by avoiding webpages which contain ... engine was heavily biased toward word frequency. Boolean syntax and operators Note that a proximity search can designate that only some keywords must be within a specified distance. Proximity searching ... to indicate a proximity search limit between specified keywords for example, brick NEAR house . Usage in commercial search engines In regards to implicit automatic versus explicit proximity search, as of November 2008, most Internet search engine s only implement an implicit proximity search functionality ... a good overall proximity score in such results. If only two keywords are in the search query, this has no difference from an explicit proximity search which puts a NEAR operator between the two keywords ... to specify which subsets of these keywords expect a proximity in search results. This is useful if the user ... proximity search via an explicit proximity operator in their query language include Walhello , Exalead , Yandex , Yahoo and Altavista When using the Walhello search engine, the proximity can be defined ... more details
Image Proximity Effect TPB cover.jpg right thumb 250px Cover of the paperback Proximity Effect is a comic book series written by Scott Tucker comics Scott Tucker and Aron Coleite . Penciled by David Nakayama . This OGN saw its first two issues published online, with the third available only as part of the trade paperback . The idea for the series is that some humans have the capacity for superhuman abilities, but only when within a certain distance of another special human. This proximity effect has been studied by the US government and private citizens. Since the generator individuals are infinitely rarer than the receivers , a race has begun to find these people and sequence their genes for that particular trait. References http www.proximity effect.com Proximity Effect.com official site http comicbookdb.com title.php?ID 7403 Proximity Effect comicbookdb Category Top Cow titles Category Image Comics titles comics stub ... more details
At the atomic physics atomic level , when two atoms come into proximity, the highest energy, or valence shell valence , orbitals of the atoms change substantially and the electrons on the two atoms reorganize. One way to probe a correlated state is through the proximity effect. This phenomenon occurs when the correlations present in one degenerate system leak into another one with which it is in chemical equilibrium. See also quantum tunneling , Casimir effect , van der Waals force . br Category Nuclear physics nuclear stub ... more details
refimprove date January 2012 unreferenced date October 2008 Image Fire fighters practice with spraying equipment, March 1981.jpg thumb 250px Firefighters training at a U.S. Air Force base in fire proximity suits Image Fire proximity suit detail.jpg thumb Detail of fire proximity suit A fire proximity suit also, silvers or silver bunker suit is a suit designed to protect a firefighter from high temperatures, especially near fires of extreme temperature such as aircraft fires. Fire proximity suits first appeared during the 1930s , and were originally made of asbestos fabric hence also known as the asbestos suit . Today they are manufactured from vacuum deposition vacuum deposited aluminum aluminized materials that reflect the high radiant loads produced by the fire. There are three basic types of these aluminized suits Approach suit used for work in the general area of high temperatures such as steel mill s and smelting facilities. Ambient heat protection up to convert 200 F C 0 . Proximity suit used for aircraft rescue and fire fighting AR FF and, in more heavily insulated versions, for kiln work requiring entry into the heated kiln. Kiln suit ambient protection convert 2000 F C 0 and proximity ambient protection convert 500 F C 0 Entry suit used for entry into extreme heat and situations requiring protection from total flame engulfment. Most commonly made of Zetex textile Zetex or Vermiculite and not aluminized. Entry suit ambient protection convert 2000 F C 0 for short duration and prolonged Thermal radiation radiant heat up to convert 1500 F C 0 . Complete proximity protection for AR FF requires Aluminized hood or helmet cover with neck shroud Aluminized jacket and pants complete with vapor barrier insulated liner Aluminized lined gloves Aluminized AR FF boots Self contained breathing apparatus SCBA aluminized covers for air bottles, or suits that cover the air pack are also available See also Hazmat suit commonscat Fire proximity suits DEFAULTSORT Fire proximity ... more details
The proximity effect in audio is an increase in bass or low frequency response when a sound source is close to a microphone . ref name Shure http shure.custhelp.com cgi bin shure.cfg php enduser std adp.php?p faqid 2844 Proximity Effect in Directional Microphones Shure Pro Audio Technical Library ref ref name Sweetwater Technical explanation Proximity effect is distortion caused by the use of ports to create directional polar pickup patterns, so omni directional mics are not affected. Depending on the mic design, proximity effect may easily result in a boost of up to 16 dB, usually focused below 100 Hz. Vocalists tend to like proximity effect since it fattens up their voice, but a constantly varying bass boost can wreak havoc on headroom and carefully set levels. Proximity effect is sometimes referred to as bass tip up. ref name Sweetwater http www.sweetwater.com expert center glossary t ProximityEffect Proximity Effect music technology glossary ref Angular dependence To understand how the proximity effect arises in directional microphones, it is first necessary to briefly understand how a directional microphone works. A microphone is constructed with a diaphragm acoustics diaphragm whose Mechanics mechanical movement is converted to electrical Signal electronics signals via a magnetic coil , for example . The movement of the diaphragm is a function of the air pressure difference across the diaphragm arising from incident sound waves . In a directional microphone, sound reflected from surfaces behind the diaphragm is permitted to be Angle of incidence incident on the rear side ... are used to explain the proximity effect. Citation needed date December 2009 Phase difference ... to the proximity effect so nothing more will be said about it here . The point to be made ... December 2009 The properties of the amplitude component that are applicable to the proximity effect ... at the low frequency bass end, as the audio source is brought closer to the microphone. This is the proximity ... more details
A Magnetic proximity fuze was patented by P.J. Eliomarkakis, United States Patent US2434551 of January 13, 1948 ref http www.freepatentsonline.com 2434551.pdf ref although similar devices had been in service for nearly a decade. It is a type of proximity fuze that initiates a detonator in a piece of Weapon ordnance such as a land mine , naval mine , depth charge , or Shell projectile shell when the fuse s magnetic equilibrium is upset by a magnetic object such as a tank or a submarine . Magnetic field sensors and movement sensors inside the ordnance detect changes to the Earth s magnetic field terrestrial magnetic field of the ordnance caused by another ferromagnetic object. A signal processor inside the ordnance receives the signals from the magnetic field sensors and movement sensors and activates the detonator which will then detonate the explosives within the ordnance. ref http www.patentstorm.us patents 5423262 fulltext.html ref Examples Examples of pieces of ordnance that employ a magnetic fuze include the Chinese Chen 2 bottom mine the Egyptian T 93 mine See also Proximity detector Proximity sensor Reed switch References Reflist Categories Category Weapons Category Switches Category Electromagnetic components Weapon stub ... more details
Proximity effect or Holm Meissner effect is a term used in the field of superconductivity to describe phenomena that occur when a superconductor S is placed in contact with a normal N non superconductor. Typically the critical temperature math T c math of the superconductor is suppressed and signs of weak superconductivity are observed in the normal material. The proximity effect is known since the pioneering work by R. Holm and W. Meissner. ref name Holm Cite journal author Holm, R. Meissner, W. journal Z.Physik. year 1932 volume 74 page 715 ref They have observed zero resistance in SNS pressed contacts, in which two superconducting metals are separated by a thin film of a non superconducting i.e. normal metal. The discovery of the supercurrent in SNS contacts is sometimes mistakenly attributed to B. Josephson 1962 work, yet the effect was known long before his publication and was understood as the proximity effect. ref name Meis Cite journal author Meissner, H. title Superconductivity in contacts with interposed barriers journal Phys.Rev. year 1960 volume 117 pages 672 680 ref Overview The superconducting proximity effect SPE is caused by diffusion of Cooper pairs into the normal material, and by the diffusion of electronic excitations in the superconductor. As a contact effect, the SPE is closely related to thermoelectric phenomena like the Peltier effect or the formation of Semiconductors P N junctions pn junctions in semiconductors . The proximity effect enhancement of math ... I . Proximity effect suppression of math T c math in a superconductor is largest when the normal ... high temperature superconductors . Recently the Holm Meissner proximity effect was observed ... the electrodes was in the range between 100 nm and 500 nm. The proximity effect is manifested ... on the junction. By using the gate electrodes the researches have shown that the proximity effect ... , ISBN 0 201 40842 2, a textbook which devotes significant space to the superconducting proximity ... more details
orphan date January 2011 Nofootnotes article date September 2011 Proximity ligation assay in situ PLA is a technology that extends the capabilities of traditional immunoassay s to include direct detection of protein s, protein interaction s and modifications with high specificity and sensitivity. Protein targets can be readily detected and localized with single molecule resolution and objectively quantified in unmodified cells and tissues. Utilizing only a few cells, sub cellular events, even transient or weak interactions, are revealed in situ and sub populations of cells can be differentiated. Within hours, results from conventional co immunoprecipitation and co localization techniques can be confirmed. The PLA assay principle Two primary Antibody antibodies raised in different species recognize the target antigen or antigens of interest. Species specific secondary antibodies, called PLA probes, each with a unique short DNA strand attached to it, bind to the primary antibodies. When the PLA probes are in close proximity, the DNA strands can interact through a subsequent addition of two other circle forming DNA oligonucleotide s. After joining of the two added oligonucleotides by enzymatic ligation , they are amplified via rolling circle amplification using a polymerase . After the amplification reaction, several hundredfold replication of the DNA circle has occurred, and labeled complementary oligonucleotide probes highlight the product. The resulting high concentration of fluorescence in each single molecule amplification product is easily visible as a distinct bright spot when viewed with a fluorescence microscope . References cite journal doi 10.1038 nmeth947 title Direct observation of individual endogenous protein complexes in situ by proximity ligation year 2006 last1 S derberg first1 Ola last2 Gullberg first2 Mats last3 Jarvius first3 Malin last4 Ridderstr le ... of Phosphorylated Platelet derived Growth Factor Receptor Using a Generalized Proximity Ligation ... more details
File Optical proximity correction.png right thumb An illustration of optical proximity correction. The blue Gamma like shape is what we d like printed on the wafer, in green is the shape after applying optical proximity correction, and the red contour is how the shape actually prints quite close to the desired blue target . Optical proximity correction OPC is a photolithography enhancement technique commonly used to compensate for image errors due to diffraction or process effects. The need for OPC is seen mainly in the making of semiconductor devices and is due to the limitations of light to maintain the edge placement integrity of the original design, after processing, into the etched image on the silicon wafer. These projected images appear with irregularities such as line widths that are narrower or wider than designed, these are amenable to compensation by changing the pattern on the photomask used for imaging. Other distortions such as rounded corners are driven by the resolution of the optical imaging tool and are harder to compensate for. Such distortions, if not corrected for, may significantly alter the electrical properties of what was being fabricated. Optical Proximity Correction corrects these errors by moving edges or adding extra polygons to the pattern written on the photomask. This may be driven by pre computed look up tables based on width and spacing between features known as rule based OPC or by using compact models to dynamically simulate the final pattern ... when model based OPC was first used ref J. Stirniman and M. Rieger. Fast proximity correction with zone ... desired image correction scheme which can be modeled accurately. For example, proximity effect electron beam lithography proximity effect correction in electron beam lithography is included as an automated ... exhibit their own proximity effects, e.g., chemical mechanical polishing or plasma etching , these effects ... Optical proximity correction fr Correction optique de proximit ... more details
Scintillation proximity assay , commonly known as SPA, is a type of technology that is used to assay development and biochemical screening which permit the rapid and sensitive measurement of a broad range of biological processes in a homogeneous system. The type of beads that are involved in the SPA are microscopic in size and within the beads itself, there is a Scintillation physics scintillant which emits light when it is stimulated. Stimulation occurs when radio labelled molecules interact and bind to the surface of the bead. This interaction will trigger the bead to emit light, which can be detected using a photometer . Overview The SPA technique is dependent on the Energy transformation energy conversion of radioactive decay , which releases light photon s which can be detected via the use of some devices such as the photomultiplier tubes of scintillation counters or Charge coupled device CCD imagers . This is a very popular technique in practices that require detecting and quantifying radioactivity. ref Homogeneous Proximity Tyrosine kinase Tyrosine Kinase Assays Scintillation Proximity Assay versus Homogeneous Time Resolved Fluorescence. Analytical Biochemistry Volume 269, Issue 1, 10 April 1999, Pages 94 104. ref The process of converting radioactivity to light requires a liquid medium of scintillation combination consisting soluble Organic compound organic scintillators and Solvent organic solvents . During the process of radioactive decay, a beta particle will be released. While this particle travels in the medium, the energy it possesses is dissipated as it collides with the surrounding molecule s in the solvent, exciting them while doing so. The excited molecules will transfer the energy they now possess to the scintillator molecules, where the energy will be emitted ... or is in proximity to bead, light emission is stimulated. However, if the bead does not become .... These are specially designed to bind with specific molecules. When the bead is in close proximity ... more details
Use mdy dates date October 2011 Image GPWSMode2.png thumb A ground proximity warning system GPWS is a system designed to alert aircraft pilot pilots if their aircraft is in immediate danger of controlled flight into terrain flying into the ground or an obstacle. The United States Federal Aviation Administration defines GPWS as a type of terrain awareness warning system TAWS . ref name faa ac23 18 http rgl.faa.gov Regulatory and Guidance Library rgAdvisoryCircular.nsf 0 7ca84861d31651a5862569b2006dbcfe FILE ATTOVW46 AC23 18.pdf ref More advanced systems, introduced in 1996, ref cite web url http www51.honeywell.com aero technology key technologies2 avionics3 egpws.html?c 23 title Enhanced Ground Proximity Warning System EGPWS Honeywell Aerospace Engineering publisher 1.honeywell.com accessdate October 17, 2011 ref are known as enhanced ground proximity warning systems EGPWS , although sometimes confusingly called terrain awareness warning systems . History main Terrain awareness warning system History In the late 1960s, a series of controlled flight into terrain CFIT accidents took the lives of hundreds of people. A CFIT accident is one where a properly functioning airplane under the control ... have been avoided if a warning device called a ground proximity warning system GPWS had been used ... improvements were made and the system was renamed Enhanced Ground Proximity Warning System EGPWS ... article61.asp Eurofighter Typhoon BAE SYSTEMS delivers first Eurofighter Typhoon Ground Proximity Warning ... Ground Proximity Warning Bot generated title External links http www.honeywell.com sites aero ... Enhanced Ground Proximity Warning System EGPWS.htm FlitePartners page on EGPWS installations ... Ground Proximity Warning System Category Avionics Category Aircraft instruments Category Warning systems ar cs Ground Proximity Warning System de Ground Proximity Warning System fr GPWS ko it Ground Proximity Warning System kn nl Ground proximity ... more details
Wikify date April 2010 Orphan date September 2008 Electric Field Proximity Sensing or EFPS is a sensory system that relies on the fact that an electric field can be perturbed by the existence of a nearby object, provided it is at least slightly conductive. One type of EFPS is The People Detector. The People Detector is a is an micro electronic based device that can detect the presence of both moving and stationary objects through solid materials. Its ability to operate through any non conductive material permits complete invisibility. The sensor functions by detecting small changes in an ultra low power electromagnetic field generated between two remotely located antenna electrodes. Its range is adjustable from inches to over 12 feet. ref name Bik cite web title untitled homepage url http bik.com work bik.com website accessdate 2011 06 02 ref Electric field proximity detectors can detect partially conducting or conducting objects and does not depend on impedance to ground. ref Van Schyndel, Andre J. Patent No. 6859141 2 22 2005 ref Because EF sensors provide comparatively low amounts of data, they have the potential to provide several advantages over optical systems. Electric field systems can be made smaller, lighter, and power efficient valuable qualities in an age of ever shrinking electronics such as palm and watch based computers . Since EF sensors penetrate non conducting materials, they can remain hidden allowing them to remain protected from weather. EFPS systems today are used in a wide variety of industrial and commercial applications, including automobile airbag systems to determine where passengers are seated , in advanced robotic manipulators to determine the properties of an object in the manipulator s grasp , and in home automation , to determine which rooms are occupied. This is the same sensing system that is used by the electric catfish to navigate through ... working overtime Senses Working Overtime DEFAULTSORT Electric Field Proximity Sensing Category Electronics ... more details
. Proximity and skin effect significantly complicate the design of efficient transformer s and inductor ... frequency tuned circuit s used in radio equipment, proximity and skin effect losses in the inductor ... I rms 2 times R DC math The method can be generalized to multiple windings. Cables Proximity effect ... Effect, Proximity Effect, and Litz Wire Electromagnetic effects http www.st andrews.ac.uk www pa Scots Guide audio skineffect page1.html Skin and Proximity Effects and HiFi Cables References Frederick Terman Terman, F.E. Radio Engineers Handbook , McGraw Hill 1943 details electromagnetic proximity ... de Proximity Effekt Elektrotechnik pl Zjawisko zbli enia zh ... more details
about the general concept of twin cities the area typically called the Twin Cities in the United States Minneapolis Saint Paul other uses Twin city disambiguation refimprove date March 2011 Twin cities are a special case of two city cities or urban centres which are founded in close geographic proximity and then grow into each other over time. The term Minneapolis Saint Paul Twin Cities in the United States refers specifically to the cities Minneapolis and Saint Paul, Minnesota Saint Paul , both of which are in the Midwest United States midwestern state of Minnesota . Cities twinned geographically do not necessarily match demographically, economically, or politically. In most cases, cities that grow into each other s space in this way lose their individual identities, and whatever border or barrier still separates them becomes irrelevant as they fuse into one new city. One famous example of this is Budapest in Hungary, which began as two settlements Buda and Pest city Pest facing each other across the Danube at a strategic ford crossing fording place along a trade route. However, there are twin cities which have been able to resist this final union and have maintained individual identity against the tides of history, economics and demographics. Twin cities often share an airport, into whose IATA airport code airport codes are integrated the initials of both cities Dallas Fort Worth International Airport DFW Dallas Fort Worth metroplex Dallas Fort Worth , Minneapolis Saint Paul International Airport MSP Minneapolis Saint Paul Minneapolis St. Paul , and Raleigh Durham International Airport RDU Research Triangle Raleigh Durham are examples. In some cases, such as Albury, New South Wales Albury Wodonga, Victoria Wodonga in Australia, the two cities are permanently divided by a state border, often one that strictly adheres to a geographical landmark, such as the Murray River that divides New South Wales from Victoria Australia Victoria , and thus Albury from Wodonga. Exa ... more details
Infobox Album See Wikipedia WikiProject Albums Name The Proximity Effect Type Album Artist Nada Surf Cover Nada Surf The Proximity Effect.jpg Released September 22, 1998 Recorded Genre Indie rock Length 53 02 Label MarDev Producer Fred Maher Reviews Allmusic Rating 3 5 Allmusic class album id r377769 pure url yes link NME 7 10 http www.nme.com reviews nada surf 328 link Pitchfork Media 5.1 10 http pitchfork.com reviews albums 5692 the proximity effect link PopMatters http www.popmatters.com music reviews n nadasurf proximity.shtml link Last album High Low br 1996 This album The Proximity Effect br 1998 Next album Let Go Nada Surf album Let Go br 2003 The Proximity Effect , released in 1998, was the second album released by the alternative indie band Nada Surf . The album was self released under the MarDev label. The songs Hyperspace and Amateur were the best known songs released from the album. Matthew Caws attributed the quality of the album production to the band having been on Elektra Records . Finding no radio friendly single on this album, Elektra asked the band to write a hit, and had them record covers of other artists, trying to push Why Are You So Mean To Me? as the first single, but the band eventually refused to work on it any further, as they believed it was artistically perfect. As a result, while it was released, critically acclaimed, and welcomed by the public, in Europe in September 1998, with the band doing many shows in Europe, including a 30 show tour in France in early 1999, Elektra cut its funding and later dropped the band, not releasing it in the USA, while a few promotional copies had already been pressed. Nada Surf spent the following couple of years struggling to get the rights over the album, in order to release it on its own structure, MarDev ... DEFAULTSORT Proximity Effect, The Category Nada Surf albums Category 1998 albums es The Proximity Effect fr The Proximity Effect nl The Proximity Effect pt The Proximity Effect ... more details
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Infobox Album See Wikipedia WikiProject Albums Name The Proximity Effect Type studio Artist Laki Mera Cover Lakimeraprox.jpg Released May 30, 2011 Recorded 2010 2011 br Carrier Waves Studios br small Glasgow, Scotland small Genre Electronica , Folktronica Length 55 51 Label Just Music Producer Laki Mera Album ratings rev1 The Sunday Times rev1score Rating 4 5 ref name Sunday Times citation work The Sunday Times title Review The Proximity Effect date June 12, 2011 ref rev2 Drowned in Sound rev2score Rating 8 10 ref citation work Drowned in Sound url http drownedinsound.com releases 16253 reviews 4142761 title Review The Proximity Effect date May 27, 2011 ref The Proximity Effect is the second studio album by Laki Mera and their first release from the Just Music label. Released in May 2011, the album was well received, being described in The Sunday Times as a dense folktronic architecture with an intricacy and subtlety that recalls the Blue Nile , Cocteau Twins and Portishead band Portishead . ref name Sunday Times The single, Fool , from the album was named Daily Record Scotland The Daily Record s single of the week. ref citation title Single of the week August 5 Laki Mera Fool date August 5, 2011 work Daily Record ref Track listing tracklist collapsed headline all writing Laki Mera all lyrics all music title1 The Beginning of the End length1 4 22 title2 More Than You length2 3 33 title3 Fingertips length3 5 52 title4 Double Back length4 4 40 title5 Onion Machine length5 3 48 title6 How Dare You length6 3 48 title7 Crater length7 3 53 title8 Solstice length8 6 03 title9 Pollok Park length9 5 57 title10 Fool length10 4 22 title11 Reverberation length11 6 08 title12 The End of the Beginning length12 3 25 Personnel Andrea Gobbi Programming , synths , guitars Laura Donnelly Vocals , Guitars, Synths Keir Long Programming , Synths Tim Harbinson Drum kit Drums Trevor Helliwell ... Proximity Effect Category 2011 albums ... more details
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