Sentence examples for a perfect parallel from inspiring English sources

Williams is not a fantastic singer but he's wonderfully unpretentious, a perfect parallel to Rodgers.

Another critical mutation is H87Y, which introduced a perfect parallel π π stacking with BV.

"I think that's a perfect parallel for what we're trying to do.

It's a gorgeous and strange document, and a mix of fact and fiction that has a perfect parallel only in the speech of teenage girls.

Now to my mind, this is classic Bad Science, and a perfect parallel to the rubbish peddled by self-appointed "nutrition science" experts.

Other technology options on the MKT worked as advertised, including Ford's impressive Active Park Assist: pull past an open space, press a button on the dashboard and the Lincoln automatically steers itself into a perfect parallel park every time.

The distal location and orientation of the hairs is virtually error free, thus forming a nearly perfect parallel array.

Q. Are there historical parallels that we should be examining for insight into what happens next? A. The late 19th century is a perfect analogue.

This is directly relevant for our parallelisation strategy: a perfect, synchronous parallel algorithm running on K nodes (in which no time is lost on communication) behaves exactly like a serial algorithm with K islands running on a computer K times as fast.

In that way, Madden's story seems to be the perfect parallel for the NFL as a whole.

- Fortnow-Feige counterexample to perfect parallel repetition.