Contiguity

Contiguity (Latin contiguus: touching, adjacent) stands for:

• Contiguity (information technology) , environment of an entity in which further identities are logically determined or z. B. detected by radio (discovered)
• Contiguity (linguistics) , text-constituting relation between lexemes that belong to the same semantic level
• Psychology / learning theory / behavior modification: clash of stimulus and behavior that leads to the behavior being shown again when the stimulus occurs again, see contiguity theory
• Contiguity (philosophy) , relationship between two events or objects that are immediately adjacent in space and time
• Contiguity (geoinformatics) , two surfaces that (spatially) touch each other

See also:

• Contingency - further BKL

Wiktionary: Contiguity  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations

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