| In the gallery, the two bodies of untitled works affirmed the blurred boundary between genres through their adjacency. |
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| Space allocation among departments and offices also has to be revised to take into account adjacency requirements. |
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| Factors such as adjacency and historical dependence are taken into account, but there is no consistency in the application of these criteria. |
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| The principle of adjacency is of utmost importance and must be given prime consideration. |
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| When we discuss fisheries there is so much to talk about and adjacency is the reason. |
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| Can be used with minimal agitation when processing roll film in tanks for very pronounced adjacency effects that can result in great apparent sharpness. |
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| Ironically, adjacency didn't necessarily mean accessibility. |
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| Adjacency pairs are patterns of two successive utterances, spoken by different speakers, in which the second part of the adjacency pair is relevant and expectable. |
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| Why does the adjacency principle apply to other parts of the country but does not get considered for Nunavut quotas? |
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| Schumer often dresses in clothes that look like they've been stored in tense adjacency to Chinese-food containers. |
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| In relation to almost every resource worldwide the principle of adjacency applies. |
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| Fischlin thus closes a circle of adjacency and relation: the where made? by whom? |
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| As already stated, the heightened potential for entry by the two merging parties also arises from geographical adjacency. |
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| The recent federal turbot allocation follows the principle of adjacency under article 15 of our Nunavut Land Claims Agreement. |
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| Article 15.3.7 of our land claims agreement recognizes the principle of adjacency, allocating fishing licences to waters adjacent to Nunavut. |
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| There is another element about which my hon. colleague and friend is informed: the issues of historic attachment and adjacency which for many years have been the criteria. |
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| Another woman, Abigail Ross Goodman, lost her best friend, who'd been on the ninety-sixth floor of the North Tower, when Flight 11, with her father aboard, crashed into it — a meaningful adjacency, to be sure. |
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| First, the hon. member addressed the issue of adjacency. |
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| The principle of adjacency must be forever paramount and adopted to assist with community self-sufficiency and economic viability, long after the full recovery of all stocks. |
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| With regard to decisions made by the Minister of Fisheries and Oceans in the past on access to turbot in NAFO Division 0B, the principle of adjacency is one of many important considerations that were taken into account. |
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| The adjacency of water gives a number of distinctive characteristics to littoral regions. |
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| Allocations should be re-opened and re-assigned based on historical attachment, adjacency, fairness, equity and economic viability of existing participants. |
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| I want to say that I also subscribe to the principle of adjacency. |
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| The petitioners call on the Department of Fisheries and Oceans and the Government of Canada to consider the adjacency issue and give them a fair and decent allocation of fish. |
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| An adjacency matrix of the example sociogram is presented in Table VII, and displays the number of citations from and to each institution in the five-university illustration. |
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