At the end of a World Health Organization (WHO) meeting held in Geneva, Switzerland, last week to discuss Ebola vaccines, several participants were convinced that mass production of experimental products should begin in parallel with studies that aim to determine whether they actually work.
The curvature of the earth's surface, for example, is revealed in the fact that geodesics that begin in parallel directions can begin to approach one another for example, two lines of longitude can both be perpendicular to the equator, but converge on one another as they approach the poles.
Crucially, our results suggest that access to phonological information might begin in parallel with semantic processing around 150 ms after picture onset.
Five years after it began in 2000, parallel to the euro's introduction, the E.U.'s Lisbon Agenda, aiming to make the community "the most complete and dynamic knowledge-based economy in the world," had faltered, and in 2010 was officially acknowledged as inadequate.
Work on building a smaller and cheaper computer began in 1952, in parallel with Meg's ongoing development.
Yossi Beilin, former Israeli justice minister and advocate of the peace process between Palestinians and Israelis that began in Oslo, saw parallels between the Middle East and Northern Ireland.
In the post-war era, the Royal Navy began contracting in parallel with the break-up of the British Empire overseas and the emergence of the Commonwealth of Nations, reducing the need for a larger navy.
Since the indexes began in 1987, the closest parallel to such a change came at the conclusion of the last housing bust, at the end of the 1990-91 recession.
