circumjacent

They give a reality to the circumjacent picture, which such a vanishing meteorous appearance can ill spare.

Historically a part of Lancashire, Middleton took its name from being situated in the centre of several circumjacent settlements.

He found himself on one of the many circumjacent mountain-ridges with which we are acquainted by means of Dr. Madler's "Map of the Moon."

Now and then, a narrow, winding stair, hitherto untrodden, would bring them forth on a new turret, whence new prospects of the circumjacent country were spread out before them.

In technical parlance, the "behavior-milieu interface" is called the synomorph, and the 'milieu' is said to be circumjacent and 'synomorphic' to the 'behavior'.

Once the faults are detected and analysed, the driver is warned visually and audibly, also the circumjacent drivers are warned by the vehicle showing the type of the fault and risks taken using wireless technology.