Sentence examples for virtually contiguous from inspiring English sources

Two species of Heliconius (H. melpomene and H. erato) are polymorphic, however, with each morph in one species duplicated by one in the other and with the morphs of each pair having virtually contiguous geographic ranges.

A grid proposal consists of several contiguous, or nearly contiguous, observations.

TALE repeats can be assembled into custom DNA-binding domains capable of recognizing virtually any contiguous DNA sequence.

For years, on a settlement hilltop, he would hang a map on a fence and show to visitors (including George W. Bush two years ago) his concept of a defensible Israel next to a contiguous state including virtually all the Palestinians on about half the West Bank.

The boundaries of the town are virtually indistinguishable between its neighbouring small towns and villages forming a contiguous urban area.

The first is that large blocks of contiguous office space available for long-term lease have been virtually nonexistent.

NOAA will not make this official until early January, but it is now virtually certain that 2012 will set a high-temperature record for the contiguous 48 states.

With just more than three weeks left in the year, it's virtually certain that 2012 will displace 1998 as the warmest year on record for the contiguous U.S. according to NOAA.

"Baltimore County and Baltimore City are contiguous.

One contiguous layer will do.

Now those populations are contiguous.