The contiguity of these words, their literal juxtaposition, reinforces the state of contradiction, of entanglement.
The contiguity of these orogens is broken for a distance of ∼400 km and disappears in the Bay of Bengal.
The contiguity of the newly assembled genome was 47- and 90-fold greater than that of the two published draft genomes of G. barbadense (scaffold N50 = 23.44 Mb versus 0.50 Mb (ref. 5) and 0.26 Mb (ref. 7)).
The contiguity of the W05 assembly is approximately a 17-fold improvement over the current reference genome Wm82_v2 and of similar quality as the recently published Chinese cultivated soybean reference genome of ZH135 (Supplementary Table 3).
The contiguity of Princeton was perfect to lend credence to the script; not only was Einstein in town with his brainy buddies at the Institute, but the University had a long and distinguished tradition in astronomy.
The contiguity of private and public good would be more visible, more intelligible, more attainable, more actual, in a small state of relatively homogeneous free men.
The contiguity of these assemblies varied from pool to pool with contig N50 ranging from 10.8 (pool 6) to 19.9 kb (pool 1), and scaffold N50 ranging from 242 (pool 5) to 518 kb (pool 1).
The contiguity of this new assembly (wDi.2.2) was verified by directed PCR and is available from http://dirofilaria.nematod.es (last accessed September 5, 2013).
*Jakobson does use the contiguity of metonymy to talk about the contiguity of the axis of combination, and readers like Berger take him up on this: "Metaphor is fundamentally paradigmatic and expresses internal relations of similarity, contrast, selection, and substitution.
Jiao, W.B. et al. Improving and correcting the contiguity of long-read genome assemblies of three plant species using optical mapping and chromosome conformation capture data.
PBJelly (v.14.9.9) is a pipeline that improves the contiguity of draft assemblies by filling gaps, increasing contig sizes and super scaffolding by making use of long reads24.
