The phrase "again in a parallel" is not standard and may cause confusion in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing similarities or comparisons, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The two projects were developed again in a parallel manner, highlighting their similarities."
Alternatives: "once more in a similar way" or "again in a comparable fashion."
In comparison, we report here that V287R depolarized "a4" and "i" (again in a non-parallel fashion), and significantly accelerated macroscopic recovery and deactivation kinetics.
In this model, we again have a parallel multireceiver wiretap channel with two subchannels, two users, and one eavesdropper, and the degradation order in each subchannel is exactly the same as in the previous item.
They were given names and personalities much like people and were cast with specific rank within a hierarchy; again, in close parallel with the hierarchical structure of the developing human, social order.
But again, imagine a parallel universe.
Trump supports Brexit and has presented the unlikely success of his "Make America great again" message as a parallel to those in the U.K. who wanted to take "their country back".
The subject's access to those properties might require that they be represented all over again, in some parallel system.
However, this demotion caused some consternation because Archaeopteryx, which lived roughly 150 million years ago, could clearly fly; and by re-classifying the animal it had implied also that powered flight must have evolved at least twice - once on the real line to birds and again in this parallel pool of dinosaurs that merely shared some bird features.
We then extend the definition of SIC to an arbitrary number of processes, and develop implicated methodology of SIC in its generalized form, again in a distribution-free manner, for both parallel and serial models in conjunction with both the minimum time and maximum time stopping rules.
Again, a parallel with the Tn7 transposon can be drawn.
In a parallel experiment turpentine injection induced strong inflammation, but, once again, in the IL-6 knockout mice almost 90% of this acute phase response was blocked.
