Sentence examples for mostly contiguous from inspiring English sources

Mr. Zabar's operation spreads over about 38,000 square feet of mostly contiguous real estate.

The changes are part of a $6 million interior and exterior renovation of the office building -- a 29-story, 691,000-square-foot tower between 52nd and 53rd Streets -- that is meant to make the lobby more light-filled, modern and inviting, and attract tenants for 325,000 square feet of mostly contiguous space available for occupancy in October 2001.

This methodology was developed for mostly contiguous phase observations, enabling spatial coherence estimation and 2D phase unwrapping.

Those questions were investigated using data from 30 mostly contiguous Western Hemisphere nations and three amassing methodological objectives.

A total of 7457 other (non-IP) farms were also culled – mostly as contiguous premises (CPs, about 3103) or dangerous contacts (DCs, about 1287), but some under other local culling policies used in Cumbria and Scotland.

(38) This suggests that the IC3 is present as a flexible loop and mediates protein interactions mostly through contiguous stretches in its sequence.

The Bm variable genes are found mostly in contiguous regions flanked by insertion sequence (IS) elements, which appear to mediate excision and subsequent elimination of groups of genes that are under reduced selection in the mammalian host.

Kanha's ZOI is approximately four times larger than the park and is mostly defined by contiguous surrounding forest.

Through analysis of the variations, we assessed the genetic diversity and interrelationships of these populations and tried to evaluate the reciprocal influences of languages and genetic structure among populations mostly living in contiguous regions.

Presently, however, the focus of the conservation movement is mostly on remaining contiguous patches of primary or lightly degraded forest [17], and few studies have addressed the potential conservation role of surrounding matrix habitats, especially planted forests.

The land is within the boreal forest, a nearly contiguous band of mostly coniferous trees about 600 miles wide that sweeps across much of Canada and continues in Scotland, Scandinavia and Russia.