Sentence examples for accurate parallel from inspiring English sources

An even more accurate parallel might be with Peter Grimes.

HAB warning and monitoring projects require a simple and rapid method for accurate parallel identification of causative algae.

Perhaps a more accurate parallel is Gordon Brown's insistence in 2007 that there would be no losers from his decision to scrap the 10p bottom rate of income tax, which hit low earners like the current tax credit cuts.

An efficient and accurate parallel coupled DSMC NS method using three-dimensional unstructured grid topology is proposed and verified for the simulation of high-speed gas flows involving continuum and rarefied regimes.

This can be either a good or bad thing, depending on how you look at it, and I think there are positive and negative elements to this weirdly accurate parallel.

All and all, it's a pretty accurate parallel to growing up.

However, the consistently accurate parallels between clinical imaging and pathological staging obtained in the MERCURY study have not been easily reproduced.

A more accurate historical parallel is pankration, the most popular event of the ancient Olympics.

But now the more accurate historical parallel appears to be with the last, messianic year of Margaret Thatcher, when internal critics were dispatched with eye-watering speed.

In the analogy, Gap jeans are novels, but a more accurate publishing parallel would be an imprint redesigning its logo, something that most likely has never caused much of a stir outside of publishing house offices.

Nevertheless, RLS may currently be the most accurate microbial parallel to stem cell aging.