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By and large the German developments have run a course parallel to those in the United States.

Veins tend to follow a course parallel to that of arteries but are present in greater number.

The first National Scenic Trail (established in 1968) and still one of the most popular, is the 2,174-mile 2,174-milen TrAppalachiang a mounTrailus courunningallel to the east coast, between Springer mountainous Georgia and Mount Katahdin in Maine.

In its basic movement and general direction, therefore, Islamic philosophy between the 9th and 19th centuries followed a course parallel to that of Greek philosophy from the 5th century bce to the 6th century ce.

Nearly 500 miles (800 km) long, the river rises in central Yunnan province in southwestern China and flows southeastward into northwestern Vietnam on a course parallel to the Red River.

Obturator artery (OA) and vein sometimes do not course parallel to obturator vein (OV) and make an inclination and extend to the obturator foramen (OF).

It was at that moment, being born swiftly along a course parallel to the outer banks, that I felt glad to be back in school after all these years.

The ship maintained a course parallel to the cable by maneuvering to keep the signal strength constant.

Upon sighting the destroyers, the British ships fired star shells to illuminate the area and turned to the south on a course parallel to that of the German ships.

Further, RhoA was inhibited upon E7 expression with a time course parallel to its E7-induced phosphorylation (Figures 6A & B) and inhibition of PKA by H89 reversed the decrease in RhoA activity only in transformed cells (Figure 6B).

In the transverse ligament of the atlas thick bundles of collagen fibres coursing parallel to each other were observed along its whole length.