contiguity
contiguity
Definition
con·ti·gu·ity (kän′tə gyo̵̅o̅′ə tē)
noun pl. -·ties
the state of being contiguous; nearness or contact
Etymology: Fr contiguité < ML contiguitas: see contiguous
contiguity
Usage Examples
Preposition: of
- space: In other words, we now see the continuity of real time overcoming the contiguity of real space.
Converse of object
Adjective modifier
- spatial: A world of temporal repetition is a world that can never escape the power of spatial contiguity.
- temporal: Temporal contiguity is clearly the kind involved in direct experiential transitions.
- geographical: Interestingly tho geographical contiguity was never a major consideration governing Greece and Turkeys ' membership.
Modifies a noun
- table: This provides an easy means of generating the contiguity table from any input zoning system or polygon coverage.
- information: The AZP methods require contiguity information as inputs and then some means of mapping the resulting optimal aggregations.
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