Sentence examples for being contiguous with the from inspiring English sources

No, the initial encounter is most likely to occur in the Bronx, that borough being contiguous with the mainland's Eastern corridor, where the black bear has staged such a remarkable comeback -- some biologists estimate the bear population to be as high as 3,300 in northwest New Jersey alone -- that the state yesterday opened its first sanctioned bear hunt in 33 years.

ted wrote: For cosmetic purposes it may be nice for proximal ends of neurites to be rendered as being contiguous with the surface of the soma, but in terms of simulation results their electrical attachments might just as well be at the center, or all from the same point on the surface.

For cosmetic purposes it may be nice for proximal ends of neurites to be rendered as being contiguous with the surface of the soma, but in terms of simulation results their electrical attachments might just as well be at the center, or all from the same point on the surface.

The surrounding areas, however, are still cold, despite being contiguous with the hotter region.

Being contiguous with the environment, mucosal surfaces are constantly exposed to toxic and pathogenic insults [1], [2].

Fig.  3b in Wakayama (2007) [ 51] seems to show the rudiment of the shield as being contiguous with the head lobes of the germband.

The political is contiguous with the personal.

The Spratly Islands are contiguous with the Coral Triangle bioregion, the pinnacle of marine biodiversity on the planet.

It is contiguous with the Gran Paradiso National Park in Italy.

Some MPs and peers believe that Richmond House is an attractive option because it is contiguous with the current parliamentary estate.

It is contiguous with the seventh-, eighth-, and ninth-floor patient care clinics, where dentists-in-training work with expert faculty to provide comprehensive, affordable care.