Therefore, a possibly more precise and parallel term sometimes used to express oppression based on gender identity and expression might be "genderism".
The presenter asked if any of us had heard the term "post-gay society," likening it to the parallel term, "post-racial society".
As there are very limited data on the early imitation skills of infants 63 69 or very early development of reaching and grasping 4 in both term-born and preterm infants, a parallel healthy term-born clinical trial is planned.
If another proposed $1 million in the new budget is approved, the Smithsonian will begin to set up a parallel long-term program in the sea by establishing marine "plots" in Panama, Florida, and Belize that will become long-term study sites.
In the present study, involving a parallel, long-term operation of digesters at high ammonia and comprehensive analyses of syntrophic acetate-oxidising populations and the acetogenic and methanogenic communities, we have been able to link significant microbial community dynamics with these operating changes and relate them to the enhanced performance.
But our spiritual nature — or, to describe it again in parallel terms, our evolutionary development — has also given us a much richer heritage with which we can overcome the impulse to evil, or violence, triggered by fear of difference".
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).
This academic discipline is often taught under parallel terms emphasizing related geographies and identifying concepts: Black Studies, Afro-American Studies, Africana Studies, Pan-African Pan-African andicAfricanpora StuDiaspora Studies
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.
