Sentence examples for essentially parallel from inspiring English sources

The tilt of these essentially parallel faults is to the north.

The rock is eroded into alternating ridges and furrows essentially parallel to the dominant wind direction.

My rough plotting of the percentages of females living without a spouse in each of the two age ranges since 1950 produced trend lines that were essentially parallel.

In some articles in the series, blacks and whites did not interact much at all, living essentially parallel lives -- the white quarterback at the predominantly black university, for example, or the two Cubans in Miami, thrust into separate orbits by a racially divided city.

Structural changes in the placement of the eyes in the head permitted a larger overlap of the two visual fields until the situation was reached in the higher mammals in which the visual axes of the two eyes that is, the line of direct sight became essentially parallel.

"So how about dismantling what are essentially parallel economies by opening these vaults up and use the money to set up private schemes to bring material comforts to the poor?" Such a move could be contentious and politicians would be wary of antagonising the religious sentiments of potential supporters.

So how does Linden Lab go from a virtual world that essentially parallels our own, albeit with a bit more freedom to let your freak flag fly, and a free-form app space where kids and adults alike can use controls designed for multi-touch surfaces to build whatever they can imagine?

The density of insertions/deletions increased with increasing GC of isochore families, essentially paralleling the densities of genes and Alu sequences, except for the lower values of the longest (>1000 bp, base pairs) insertions/deletions in H3 isochores.

The BBC's Sarah Rainsford in Donetsk says the referendum result will embolden the organisers - they are already talking about forming essentially a parallel government, even a parallel military structure.

They are essentially two parallel sheets of thin glass having the facing sides coated with a transparent yet electrically conducting film such as indium tin oxide.

"But we're creating what's essentially a parallel system, where a small number of individuals control quasi-public spending, and that will reflect their values and not democratic values".