Sentence examples for both parallels from inspiring English sources

This awkward blurring of the real and the artificial both parallels and feeds off another dramatic confusion: that between private and public life.

The more sophisticated of these map projections, using circular arcs to represent both parallels and meridians, anticipated later area-preserving projections.

The cone is so positioned that it cuts into the Earth at one parallel and comes out again at a parallel closer to the Equator; both parallels are chosen as standards, or bounds, of the area to be charted.

He also wrote some of his masterpieces: Eleven Planets (1992) is a "lyric epic" sequence on 1492, the date of Columbus's voyage which destroyed the Native American world, and of the expulsion of Arabs from Andalucia, both parallels with the Palestinian nakba - catastrophe - the way Palestinians describe the creation of Israel in 1948.

The Levant is a region of the Near East whose ancient civilization both parallels, and is distinct from, that of Egypt and Mesopotamia.

The experience of Ofir Ben Sheetrit, the Orthodox Jewish 17-year-old suspended from school for appearing on "The Voice," Israel's version of Idol, offers both parallels and a contrast.

Businesses often use both parallel and vector computers, depending on the problem.

For not only did Casanova love eating, seeing it as both parallel and analogous to sex, he adored writing about it, too.

The anomaly evaluation considers both parallel and diachronic aspects.

Concrete blocks have two subsystems that are both parallel.

It is true for both parallel and sequential implementations.