Territorial Sea and Contiguous Zone Act.
Territorial Waters and Contiguous Zone Act, 1971.
More important, Israel's willingness to turn over contiguous territory, rather than isolated enclaves, shows Palestinians that a final peace agreement can leave them with the makings of a viable state.
Proponents of Pleistocene refuge theory (e.g. [ 4]) have argued that the drier, cooler temperatures experienced during successive glacial maxima led to the repeated fragmentation of formerly contiguous forests, which in turn led to allopatric speciation of forest-associated taxa.
Territorial Waters and Contiguous Zone (Amendment) Act, 1981.
America's heartland, he said, turns out to be politically contiguous to its notoriously liberal coasts.
Worse still, this monumental scale turns its back on the contiguous Lyndon B. Johnson Department of Education Building and those women and men who work there, day in and day out, to fulfill their statutory duties.
At every turn Isabella's experience is contiguous with that of the people who were deciphering and shaping her world.
The plan included turning the land under seven contiguous clubs into lots for up to 130 units of a mixture of single-family homes, attached town houses and a three-story, eight-unit condominium.
In turn, systems with hundreds of contiguous bands with a bandwidth less than 5 nm are considered hyperspectral [9].
Using the company's Photo Sphere feature, users can turn a panoramic photo into one contiguous image, replicating what Google's Street View cars do automatically.
