Sentence examples for a parallel direction to from inspiring English sources

РПЦ категорически против бородатых мужиков в платьях! pic.twitter.com/b1TLmsRI4s "Unfortunately, the legal and cultural spheres are moving in a parallel direction, to which the results of this competition bear witness".

Bronchial lacerations have a parallel direction to the bronchial cartilaginous ring [43] and commonly cause pneumomediastinum and pneumothorax.

The samples, fabricated by a newly-developed normal incidence pulsed laser deposition (NIPLD) method have salient magnetic characteristics, different from particle-free samples of almost the same structure: (1) they exhibit biaxial magnetic anisotropies and (2) there exists a critical field at which the change in easy direction from a parallel direction to a perpendicular direction and vice versa.

The parallel complementary annealing of the first primer allowed the synthesis of DNA in a parallel direction to the single-stranded DNA template.

Conventional PCR amplified the template DNA in its original orientation whereas PD-PCR products read in a parallel direction to the template DNA.

Put your chest in a parallel direction to the floor.

The Love waves from the Kumamoto earthquake, arriving from an almost parallel direction to the Noto fault plane (of SW NE direction, dip angle of 60o Asano and Iwata 2011), would have a relatively high triggering potential on such faults, at shallow depth (Hill 2012).

Butterfly wing samples of uniform size (15 mm in length and 10 mm in width, rectangular) were cut off from the black areas in a perpendicular and parallel direction to the ridge veins, respectively.

The electron source was assumed to deliver a gaussian energy spectrum, with parallel direction to the beam axis.

The individual silver dendrite is composed of a long central trunk with secondary branches, which preferentially grew in a parallel direction with a definite angle to the trunk.

Firstly, the neat and clean black areas were cut off from the butterfly wings meticulously with a scalpel in perpendicular and parallel directions to the nervure, respectively.