Contiguously

Picturae could be mounted onto wooden panels and assembled contiguously to create intimate, contemplative settings, as at St. Peter's and Sta. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Huge topographical maps, pale green and white, were spread out contiguously on trestle tables, and grids staked out on them with string and thumbtacks. ❋ Jonathan Nasaw (2010)

Planting contiguously allows SDOT to consolidate maintenance efforts and preserve scarce forestry resources. ❋ Unknown (2008)

This type of cancer like squamous cell carcinoma tends to grow contiguously, meaning it grows as one big lesion, like a tree with roots. ❋ Ellen Marmur (2009)

Because the tumor grows contiguously, once it is excised, the recurrence risk is very low. ❋ Ellen Marmur (2009)

But this collection now benefits from being installed contiguously, rather than being split among various locations as it was previously. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Although the museum is looking at a possible second venue many blocks away, it would prefer to expand contiguously on 53d Street. ❋ Unknown (2008)

I think that term limits have some problems, but the trade off just about makes it worth it, so long as the model is that you can serve X years contiguously, or you can serve up to Y years out of Z years, rather than an outright prohibition. ❋ Ann Althouse (2008)

In this approach, businesses and other organizations that are contiguously located can exchange energy, water, and materials and can go further to share information and services such as permitting, transportation, and marketing. ❋ Unknown (2008)

A&E created a special L'Oreal sponsored "Face To Watch": 60-second segment that aired contiguously within the Class of '07 special. ❋ Unknown (2007)

It will not remove slums from our midst nor will it address the needs of the very poor or the daily wage earner but it is still some thing that will help, especially if taken contiguously with the National Rural Employment Scheme, which if well implemented will generate the income that will be needed to pay off the subsidised housing loans. ❋ Shantanud (2007)

Without sufficient mass of wilderness area contiguously connected together, thousands of plant and animal species become extinct because they simply need more than a thousand acres to sustain a population large enough to support genetic variation and sustained growth within a balanced biome. ❋ Unknown (2007)

She and the [hobo] were contiguous on [Monday] at that date place with the [candles]. ❋ Pseudo Synapse (2009)

Person 1: "[blah blah blah] [blah], um, [blah blah], contigue." Person 2: "si si, con-tiiigue!" ❋ Anon 212 (2008)

[Contiguity theory] propounds a conversal ([bidirectional] in position ([space])) stipulatory relationship between bijectivity and conformalism. That is to say: bijectivity stipulates conformalism and conformalism stipulates bijectivity. ❋ Sandrashine (2018)

[Pan-contiguity] implies the phenomenon of [injecture]. In other words, [pan-contiguity] says that reality is an open system. Pan-contiguity says that reality has an [uncountable] number of injectures; right angles created by the orientation of uncountable sets of two objects each with uncountable parts. ❋ Fightfacilities (2020)

[Contiguity theory] unites incompleteness and [relativity]. ❋ Tomorrowtomorrow (2019)

[Free shipping] [to the] contiguous United States. ❋ Nitron_F117 (2004)

[Contiguity] creates internally closed surfaces. This is called conformalism. Conformalism is built on structural symmetry (structural duality). It is impossible to prove a [bijective] (contingent imperative) relationship between [contiguity] and conformalism using structural [convergence] (linguistics). ❋ Tomorrowtomorrow (2018)

[Pan-contiguity] says that reality has a [surface area] of 1-taU. One-tau [is God]. ❋ Metawave (2019)