Sentence examples for less contiguous from inspiring English sources

Nogalans remember when it was a modest enclosure known as la linea, the line, when the main street between the two towns was more or less contiguous.

Actual design activity, the one that effectively transforms the real world, is interdisciplinary by necessity, as it needs a framework to integrate different information coming from different disciplines, more or less contiguous.

The speeds of WC fall within an intermediate range where decompression speed is significantly lower than the compression speed due to the less contiguous memory access in the irregularly spaced matrix row indices during the inverse wavelet transform.

As tree canopy cover tends to become less contiguous (more individual tree crowns) due to development patterns, the NLCD may be underestimating these smaller clumps of canopy cover.

Not surprisingly, the turkey Z chromosome is less contiguous, consisting of 11 contigs, due to the fact that females (ZW) were used for both the turkey BAC libraries and the chicken sequence assembly.

Nurses had more difficulty in following their usual protocol for assessing patients; the manikin cannot move limbs, does not have a grip response etc. Doctors tend to perform in a space less contiguous to the manikin via taking history (the manikin has voice functionality), directing treatment and referring to notes.

The Land Cover Data Base (LCDB2) data set gave contiguous national coverage but had the lowest resolution and provided the least attribute information; hence we augmented this data set with two more detailed but less contiguous data sets from the Department of Conservation (DOC) and Land Information New Zealand (LINZ).

Running SSPACE-LongRead [ 25] (Table  1E) gave comparable results to that of LINKS (Table  1D), producing a marginally less contiguous assembly, but using less memory by a factor of 3.> LINKS can identify further merge opportunities by comprehensively extracting paired k-mers at various distance intervals.