Proximity Relationships in Rhodopsin

Efficiently Matching Proximity Relationships in Spatial Databases

Spatial data mining recently emerges from a number of real applications, such as real-estate marketing, urban planning, weather forecasting, medical image analysis, road traffic accident analysis, etc. It demands for efficient solutions for many new, expensive, and complicated problems. In this paper, we investigate a proximity matching problem among clusters and features. The investigation inv...

Relationships between caveolae and eNOS: everything in proximity and the proximity of everything.

Caveolae, flask-shaped invaginations of the plasma membrane occupying up to 30% of cell surface in capillaries, represent a predominant location of endothelial nitric oxide synthase (eNOS) in endothelial cells. The caveolar coat protein caveolin forms high-molecular-weight, Triton-insoluble complexes through oligomerization mediated by interactions between NH2-terminal residues 61-101. eNOS is ...

Efficiently Computing Weighted Proximity Relationships in Spatial Databases

Attentional breadth and proximity seeking in romantic attachment relationships.

The present study provides first evidence that attentional breadth responses can be influenced by proximity-distance goals in adult attachment relationships. In a sample of young couples, we measured attachment differences in the breadth of attentional focus in response to attachment-related cues. Results showed that priming with a negative attachment scenario broadens attention when confronted...

The Effects of Spatial Proximity on Inter-organisational Relationships

This paper is concerned with the effects of space on interorganisational relationships. Much of the economic geography literature has been concerned with studying spatial agglomerations (e.g. industrial districts, clusters) whilst neglecting to characterise in detail the types of relationships that make up such agglomerations. By contrast, research in interorganisational relationships has stres...