Kapkov's departure, apparently from frustration at having his initiatives blocked, comes in parallel with a changed political climate in the country, as western sanctions and falling oiling prices combined to strike a serious blow to the economy last December, and Russian counter-sanctions banned imports of cheeses, fruits and other products from the west.
Nas's rise came in parallel with Biggie and Wu-Tang Clan, and a little ahead of Jay Z. Together they helped New York rap re-establish itself after a period of gangsta-funk-derived dominance for Los Angeles, and before the Dirty South entered the frame and proved hip-hop had more than two regional power centres.
Its innovation comes in parallel computing in PostgresSQL core to do its queries.
In the series hybrid topology, the active filter is in series with a capacitor and this whole arrangement comes in parallel with an inductor.
This comes in parallel to the administration having reduced "oversight, investigation and accountability on civilian casualties," according to an op-ed by Micah Zenko in The New York Times.
The evolution of our knowledge of biomarkers to guide treatment in NSCLC patients treated with EGFR inhibitors came in parallel to the clinical trials testing these agents.
"It was our hope that LaSalle would also come in with a parallel application to demolish and redevelop their site," Mr Page said.
It is probably no coincidence that an awareness of planet-wide environmental problems such as climate change, ozone loss and deforestation has come about in parallel with the ability to go into orbit.
Future scientific and engineer efforts toward a better understanding of these changes have to come up, in parallel, with potential remediation scenarios to ameliorate and even stop the current trends.
Here is the best part of the route, because when the landing patterns at Newark Airport are configured in a certain way the planes coming in fly parallel to the turnpike and directly above it.
