Sentence examples for broadly parallel from inspiring English sources

In the southeast the Baetic Cordillera (Sistema Penibético) runs broadly parallel to the coast to merge with the mountains of the Iberian Cordillera.

This is a well-composed speech that everyone should read — and then compare with the broadly parallel messages coming from parts of the financial sector (e.g., see the presentation of the Clearing House, an association of banks).

CET is now widely accepted within theoretical computer science for reasons which broadly parallel those which are traditionally given in favor of Church's Thesis.

Further arguments against ethical hedonism could be constructed that broadly parallel the unification, motivation, scientific naturalist, doxastic, phenomenal, explanatory, causal and epistemic arguments for ethical hedonism presented and examined in Section 2.2 above.

Broadly parallel developments to similar selection pressures and environmental responses have been sought from amongst distantly related extant families, to derive broad concepts of weaknesses and strengths inherent in the biology of these plants.

The zircon grain is orientated such that the c-axis of the grain is broadly parallel with the sample surface, and approximately lies in the x direction (in the user-defined, arbitrary sample coordinate system), while the symmetrically equivalent a-directions closely correspond to y and z (Fig. 2a,b).

Prior to modern archaeological research, the ancient history of the Americas was framed within a greatly foreshortened and unrealistic timescale; only recently have we learned to appreciate that the rise of civilisation on this side of the globe broadly parallels advances elsewhere in the world, albeit with its own distinctive character.

Sugar cane and pineapple agriculture declined across the MHI during the 1990s, which broadly parallels the declines in FP rates in North Shore, North Maui, South Maui, and Hilo where these crops were formerly dominant (Fig. 3).

This understanding of fetal development broadly parallels the Islamic belief that 'life' begins when the ruh (sprit) has been breathed into the baby.

In contrast, although figure 4 shows that the MCS also declines with age, the declining health status broadly parallels that found in the general population as a whole, being at most about one third to one half a standard deviation below the population norms.

In this study, we confirmed that negative masking is largely retained in the absence of the rods and cones (rd/rd cl mice) and, moreover, that this response is associated with a reduction in heart rate that broadly parallels the reduction in activity (Fig. 3).