Sentence examples for a close parallel to from inspiring English sources

In a close parallel to the outcome in the prisoner's dilemma game, Dr. Gilman won't be charged with any crime.

For oral use it might be rendered as "Mizz," which would be a close parallel to the practice long universal in many bucolic regions, where a slurred Mis' does duty for Miss and Mrs alike.

The system of political parties of Austria, in a close parallel to the party structure of Germany, is characterized by two dominant parties of the centre-right and centre-left, along with two smaller but effective populist parties and the environmentalist Greens.

However, this is not a close parallel to the case of the principle of inertia.

A close parallel to the example above is a murder by proxy; why do I experience a karmic result if the hit man I've hired does his job, but not if he doesn't?

Vkhutemas was a close parallel to the German Bauhaus in its intent, organization and scope.

But the way it was operated draws a closer parallel to a riding lawn mower than a modern Ford F-150 or Toyota Camry.

A closer parallel to Mr Obama's proposed order is Mr Bush's 1990 decree that the spouses and children of people legalised under the 1986 immigration act should not be deported, which covered up to 1.5m people.

Peaceable, hardworking Muslims trying to make a life in the United States and facing ignorance and prejudice make a closer parallel to the Irish.

If all of that sounds pretty familiar, it's because it is a fairly close parallel to many elements during the origin portion of "Batman Begins".

The American Society of Echocardiography have issued a recent position paper that supports the use of limited echocardiography by emergency medicine physicians--a group that has close parallel to the critical care specialist [16].