Sentence examples for contiguous succession from inspiring English sources
More exactly, what makes it the case that there is a moving particle, as opposed to its being the case that there is a spatiotemporally contiguous succession of points that just happen all to be occupied?
While Ockham does not assert that a line is actually "composed" of points, he had the insight, startling in its prescience, that a punctate and yet continuous line becomes a possibility when conceived as a dense array of points, rather than as an assemblage of points in contiguous succession.
Over time, several alternative ways to divide stand succession into contiguous phases have been proposed (for a review see Franklin et al. 2002).
Here the term cohort does not refer to tree age cohorts, as usual, but to the contiguous stages of forest structure in succession, similar to those presented by Oliver (1981).
Succession stopped at success.
Chisholm holds that ordinary objects, such as tables and chairs, which appear to change parts, are in fact successions of lumps of contiguous matter which have all of their parts essentially.
It is less obvious how or why a succession of unlike sounds in contiguous syllables should be easier to pronounce than a succession of identical or similar sounds.
"Baltimore County and Baltimore City are contiguous.
One contiguous layer will do.
