Asked whether relations were better or worse after their roughly parallel terms in office, Mr. Putin noted that, at least, a repeat of the Cuban missile crisis was now impossible.
(Confusingly, these English terms have opposite meanings from their parallel terms in French, where fertilité is the potential and fécondité is the realized; similarly ambiguous usages also prevail in the biological sciences, thereby increasing the chance of misunderstanding).
Parallel terms in other languages for local equivalents exist worldwide.
There are several parallel terms in Sanskrit that identifies such commitment, and sraddha is prominent among these.
The two co-primary objectives were evaluated in parallel, in terms of GMT ratio adjusted by pre-vaccination antibody titre.
In parallel, meaningful terms and phrases relating to the components of the coding scheme were categorised in an ExceL spread sheet, to enhance the visibility of similarities and differences between cases.
In 1960, at the Rome summer Olympics, the competitions were being held in parallel; the term "paralympics" was probably originally meant to refer to paraplegia, but now means "alongside" the Olympics, and was first used officially in 1988.
In parallel, the term was adapted into a stereotype of modern Bucharesters and inhabitants of other regions over the Southern Carpathians, who are often portrayed as belonging to the Balkans, as opposed to the Central European traditions of Transylvania.
In parallel shorter-term experiments, cells were seeded in agarose gels at both higher (up to 20×10 cells ml−1) and lower (2.5×10 cells ml−1) seeding densities, and corresponding growth curves were also fit with the Gompertz equation.
Tolcapone also appears to have greater long-term benefits compared with entacapone, according to an analysis conducted of data collected from 2 groups of patients enrolled in parallel long-term tolerability and efficacy studies of tolcapone and entacapone (Factor et al 2001).
