Sentence examples for to be contiguous from inspiring English sources
At high density, badger territories were assumed to be contiguous, while at low densities the assumption on contiguity was relaxed.
Then the French foreign minister, Alain Juppé, had privately confided the working map in mid-1994: it showed the three eastern "safe areas" to be contiguous with one another and part of the federation.
Such a district must total at least 500 acres of viable agricultural land, although it doesn't have to be contiguous, according to Diane Miller, an environmental planner at the County Department of Planning.
That is only a fraction of the 40,000 acres in the corridor, but the plots do not have to be contiguous to be effective habitat, Dr. Zamora said.
Israel wants East Jerusalem, which it has annexed, and Maale Adumim, which lies beyond E1, to be contiguous and says that the future of the West Bank has to be settled in negotiations.
I want to present in detail a strong political moment in our recent communal life, I want to try to understand what's what, to be contiguous not with my biases or anyone else's but with reality, and I do this in part by recording the rhetoric and the theatrics with which the young expressed their anguish over Bush's second victory, such as in the remark that you quote from the book.
Those close to the prime minister say that additional building will be "contiguous" to existing settlements, and that no more Palestinian land will be expropriated.
I found it hard to believe the two could be contiguous.
The first copy is located from −212 to −628; the second copy (from −629 to −1,042) is contiguous with the first, but 3 bp shorter (Fig. 2).
Similarly, certain schists on Baranof Island are believed to have been contiguous with the Leech River Schists (Leech River Complex) on Vancouver Island around 50 Ma, and subsequently transported northward with other elements of the Chugach-Prince William terrane.
Heuristic methods are used to ensure that all ZIPs belonging to an HSA are contiguous.
