The agency also uses what's known parallel construction to convict some drug suspects which generally means starting an investigation off of a tip from another agency, like the NSA, then later reconstructing the narrative of the investigation to mask the fact of the original tip.
Once, irritated by a comparison that he considered unfair, Mr. Loeser wrote to a reporter: "Your attempt at a parallel construction is interesting, since it's only remotely 'parallel' using non-Euclidean geometry".
Second, Antithesis, the use of contrasting ideas in a parallel construction ("One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind").
A parallel construction of paralogous protein families in Arabidopsis identified 3,092 paralogous protein families (18,183 proteins) and 8,636 single copy genes from a total of 26,819 protein coding genes from TAIR7 release [ 31].
We suggest that although they do not correspond to any alternation in Levin (1989), they are parallel constructions to the adjectival passives that manifest as past participles.
"Parallel construction" means to structure phrases the same way: if one headline begins with a verb, all headlines should begin with a verb.
After being given these tips, investigators then "recreate" where they got their evidence in a trick known as "parallel construction," which allows them to hide where they got their information from defendants, judges, and even prosecutors.
Parallel construction is more difficult to maintain when you have a large number of headlines or subheadings to work with.
Some defense lawyers and former prosecutors said that using "parallel construction" may be legal to establish probable cause for an arrest.
(The subheadings in this article, "Planning Your Technical Document" and "Writing Headlines For Your Document," are an example of parallel construction).
