Sentence examples for contiguous borders from inspiring English sources

From the Middle Ages onwards, European vitality fed off the open exchange of technologies, goods and ideas flowing freely across contiguous borders.

Cadaveric descriptions of the deep layer of the lumbar ligamentum flavum (LF), extending between contiguous borders of adjacent laminae and into the lateral spinal canal region are limited.

In his report, he wrote, "New York City police officers need only look across contiguous borders to see police officers with less duties, less responsibilities and less stress and danger receiving greater pay".

The Ruwenzori Range stretches between Lakes Edward and Albert on the Uganda-Congo border, and farther south the Virunga Mountains extend along the contiguous borders of Uganda, Rwanda, and Congo.

The failure to find contiguous borders between the RSFC-Snowballing parcellations within the medial parietal cortex may be related to the fact that each method (RSFC-Boundary Mapping and RSFC-Snowballing) is sensitive to different acquisition, preprocessing, and analysis choices of RSFC.

At these lower group sizes, there is a more heterogeneous distribution of infection across groups, and hence it is more likely that external infection will result in disease being introduced into fully susceptible groups that do not have contiguous borders with infected groups.

The magic and the mania were perfectly contiguous — bordering kingdoms requiring no passports.

In its later, mostly excellent versions, the series lost its central trio, but it never lost its fascination with the contiguous border between humanness and the alien, between the person and the beast or thing.

The black areas on the map above reflect the locations of contiguous border pairs of counties in the United States that reported a minimum wage differential between 1990 and 2006.

She said that she intended to request emergency resources and the authority to deport unaccompanied children to their home countries, which is currently only legal for minors from Mexico because that country has a contiguous border with the United States.

15These QCEW estimates are for the specifications that include the private-sector employment control, and both use the contiguous border county pair sample originally used in DLR.