| Kinesics and proxemics may also, in certain instances, involve vocalizations as accompaniments to nonverbal phenomena or as somehow integral to them. |
| Typically overlooked in nonverbal communication are proxemics, or the informal space around the body and chronemics. |
| Like proxemics, chronemics has also proliferated in meaning so that it not only includes time, but also the number of times as well as timing. |
| It is close to proxemics in the sense that the actors in the milieu will establish a hierarchy among the resources located nearby and those that are farther away. |
| Now, the bonds were there, but the proxemics had shifted, and it was beginning to dawn that we couldn't keep up our mutual holding pattern forever. |
| Of more general, cross-cultural significance are the theories involved in the study of proxemics developed by an American anthropologist, Edward Hall. |
