Sentence examples for by making a parallel from inspiring English sources
We can see this by making a parallel change to the Chinese Room scenario.
This paper aims to clarify the concept and elucidate the role of affordances in the interaction design for physical products by making a parallel comparison to product semantics.
I would describe it by making a parallel between being a leader and a Foreign Minister.
The author, skilfully using the possibilities of her media, leads the story from a seemingly fairy-tale beginning by making a parallel to Cinderella, to posing the right questions and following the boy's story, to the happy ending.
Iran is making a parallel argument.
Tension and scarring are minimized in surgical procedures by making an incision parallel to normal skin lines, as in the horizontal neck incision for thyroidectomy.
Using clean, sharp, salon quality scissors or sheers, even out the ends of your hair by making a cut that is parallel to your pinched fingers.
The music makes a parallel journey: hauntingly harmonised songs of the seventh and 12th centuries are disrupted by a preposterous boyband version of Total Eclipse of the Heart.
Efforts have been made to make a parallel between the traditional BOD concept and the oxygen consumption measured by the present respirometer.
Shue makes a parallel case for subsistence rights.
