Two search tasks were used: a parallel (+ among Ls) and a serial one (T among Ls).
Neo-Impressionism, a parallel movement among the Post-Impressionists, was spearheaded by Georges Seurat.
By the 1890s a great number of women's clubs had sprung up across the country, including a parallel movement among upper-middle-class African American women.
He pointed to a parallel shift among physicians that took place, he said, when medicine committed itself to science rather than to producing medical artists or gurus.
There is a parallel phenomenon among young Japanese men, one that is more widely known and chronicled, called hikikomori, which means "withdrawal".
Mr. Dupin's poetry, beginning with his first collection in 1950, earned him a parallel rank among France's postwar avant-garde writers.
A parallel attitude among musicians unfortunately came to regard the skilled provision of a score tailored to the demands of script and camera as a spiritually impoverished relation of aspiring symphonic or operatic works.
An additional $500 million will be devoted to a parallel competition among all states to raise the quality of early learning and child care programs and to increase families' access to them, federal officials said.
On Haight Street, Bound Together is a roughly 30-year-old anarchist collective, a closet of a shop crammed floor to ceiling with the heavy, serious literature of a parallel universe (among the shelves, near "Magic and Spirituality," is one marked "Against Religion").
We've seen a parallel consolidation among health insurers to the point we've ended up with a market dominated by the already huge big five national players—UnitedHealthcare, Anthem, Aetna, Humana, and Cigna as well as fewer bigger regional players.
The problem for Clinton, Benenson said, was that a parallel movement among potential Democratic voters stalled after Comey's announcement that the FBI was examining a new cache of emails that might be related to Clinton's handling of classified data while she was secretary of State.
