Sentence examples for but parallel with from inspiring English sources

But parallel with the growing awareness of the essential differences between Bohr's and Heisenberg's understanding of quantum mechanics several philosophers of science have revitalised Bohr's view on complementarity.

Data collection and analysis occur step by step, not sequentially, but parallel with each other.

But parallels with a case such as this are hard to draw.

At the moment, the Revolutionary Armed Forces and the other main left-wing guerrilla group, the Army of National Liberation, are engaged in separate but parallel negotiations with the government.

It consists of two waveguides laid in different but parallel layers with one waveguide crossing over the other, and an electrode heater on top.

6– 128 28– 32 The Fracture Intervention Trial (FIT) comprised two independent but parallel studies with common recruitment conducted at 11 institutions in the United States.

But the parallel with Obama ends there.

But running parallel with the family's affluence was an eerie record of premature death.

But a parallel with the chaotic warlord-dominated years of the mid-1990s inescapableble.

That rulemaking process will likely proceed separately but in parallel with Berninger's appeal to the Supreme Court, raising questions as to whether the Court will agree to hear the case.

But in parallel with his austerity programme, Mr Monti has launched an effort to stimulate and re-energise the economy.