Catherine's lawyers alleged her husband was hiding assets and siphoning bison off Greenbriar Farm into a parallel entity he controlled.
Last year, NOAA Administrator Jane Lubchenco announced the agency's intention to create the climate service, which was envisioned as a parallel entity to the National Weather Service that would issue long range climate forecasts.
In February 2010, NOAA announced its intention to create a parallel entity to its National Weather Service that would issue long range climate forecasts about future weather conditions such as severe storms, floods, and droughts.
A parallel entity called Poseidon made specific Saudi payments.
The parallel entity in New York, the New York Independent System Operator, is not expecting a new peak this summer and did not reach it on Wednesday.
Unfortunately for Armstrong, almost since AOL's acquisition, Huffington Post founder and namesake Arianna Huffington has rather openly been planning for its exit, with Huffington and Armstrong operating as parallel entities within AOL.
Two types of systems whose parallel entities can be approximated respectively as an integral and a first-order-plus-dead-time (FOPDT) model are examined.
Load-balancing problem, which covers a large area in engineering fields where several parallel entities share the same load on the systems, is studied.
According to Abella and Kender [ 18], based on human psychology studies, the value of this fraction is approximately 0.6, particularly, in the case, for long narrow, parallel entities.
Because the theories of a given paradigm will refer to entities that have no exact, if any, parallel in other paradigms, theories falling under different paradigms refer literally to different worlds and are therefore "incommensurable": they can be neither compared with each other nor tested against some putative objective reality.
Though any parallel must be cautious, we speculate that knowledge of abstract musical entities (such as compositions) may align with knowledge of another abstract non-verbal system, mathematics, some aspects of which may also be relatively spared in semantic dementia (Crutch and Warrington, 2002; Jefferies et al., 2005; Zamarian et al., 2006).
