contiguity

Examples of contiguous

contiguous
In this framework, conceptual representations are contiguous with the representational forms of perception and action.
The tract was coded as contiguous if any of the surrounding tracts exceeded a threshold of 40% poverty.
All the defects were either contiguous to the tricuspid annulus (perimembranous) or close to it (separated by the posterior limb of the septomarginal trabeculation).
The path from the street to the front door does not cross the exterior space contiguous with the main living space.
A large exterior living space is contiguous with the main living space: it is at least 0.40 the size of the main living space.
In reality, no party consolidated its hold on a contiguous area, and the frontline was very blurred.
For species with a compact vining habit, each contiguous patch of leaves was counted as an individual plant.
We divided each grid into contiguous 100-m2 areas circumscribed by the four trap stations at the corners.
For example, the hand configuration of the sign me typically assimilates to that of a contiguous predicate in the same clause.
While the railroad car mediates between distant locales, the railroad track mediates between contiguous neighbourhoods and divergent social classes.
While biseriate, the pits either build two longitudinal chains which are not contiguous, or a more classical row of alternating compressed pits.
He took the spaces of agriculture to be contiguous with those of nature, and farming's subjects to be natural history's subjects.
Such shocks can be contiguous with rarefaction waves of the same family.
The were also slight overlaps on maps of contiguous areas.
Chi-square analysis revealed significant associations between contiguous consonants and vowels for eight of the nine possible co-occurrences.
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