Sentence examples for around parallel from inspiring English sources
Watching games on Sunday, you might see players in the backfield flying around, parallel to the ground, making highlight reel helmet shots that are both spectacular and inaccurate, as well as extremely dangerous and illegal.
One of the standard justifications for the development of machines designed around parallel kinematic chains is that they should exhibit inherently greater stiffness, have higher axis accelerations and be capable of generating significantly higher cutting forces than conventional serial machines.
The series is based around parallel universes, with the principal characters able to travel not backwards or forwards in time, but sideways between universes – some only slightly altered, others significantly.
At the Winter Cup Challenge in Las Vegas in early February, Orozco finished first in the all-around, parallel bars and high bar, and second in the pommel horse.
Aimed straight up from Battery Park City and visible -- the designers hope -- for miles around, two parallel beams created by 88 powerful searchlights will glow every night from dusk to 11 p.m., cloud cover, helicopter traffic and bird migration permitting.
He finished first in the individual all-around, the parallel bars, the pommel horse and the vault, took silver in the rings and, as a member of the Soviet team that was runner-up to Japan, took third in the horizontal bar.
Fans will remember that Rose Tyler is still running around the parallel universe with her humanised Tenth Doctor.
Like Bier's 2004 movie Brothers – a soupily emotional contemporary drama which had a Hollywood remake – it is structured around the parallel existence of two men.
Mr. Kreidler structures "Four Days to Glory" around the parallel quests by two senior wrestlers, Jay Borschel, from outside Cedar Rapids, and Dan LeClere, a farm boy from rural Coggon, to win their fourth consecutive high school state championships.
Thus, when supercomputers built with commercial operating systems around highly parallel arrays of standard processors tackle such challenges, they often perform at 5percentt of their rated speed or less.
The ion beam is finally steered into the RHIC machine, where it is broken up into separate bunches that whiz around the parallel 2.4-mile rings in opposite directions at 99.99 percent of the speed of light.
