Sentence examples for effectively parallel from inspiring English sources
You have no sovereignty where we gather... .. What it came down to was this: in the decade 1983-93, cyberspand and "meatspace" (Barlow's term for the real, physical world) were effectively parallel universes.
Many had expected her to get more than the eight CLP nominations she secured, especially as this part of the selection contest was effectively two parallel ones, one for the women and one for the men, due to the requirement to nominate at least one female.
Furthermore, local liquid levels cannot effectively drain parallel to the well due to the very low drainage angles (Edmunds 2013).
During his 2008 campaign, Obama set up Obama for America, which was effectively a parallel DNC.
Using this technology, up to 20 000 primer pairs can be used effectively in parallel in a single tube.
Using binocular shaped microtubes, the tube walls not only effectively separate parallel processes, but also provide a better scaffold for separating extensions as the culture matures.
But the main byproduct of the cosy New Labour-MI6 entente cordiale is that intelligence reports are now no longer regarded as objective and that British intelligence is effectively running a parallel foreign policy.
But Paul Eisenman, chairman of Grassroots Bergen, a liberal activist group in the county, argued in an interview that the Obama campaign had effectively created a parallel organization in the state, and could manage to carry New Jersey despite the divisions in the party in Bergen.
Thus node activations are effectively updated in parallel.
