Sentence examples for established parallels from inspiring English sources
Parallels Definitely the darling of DEMO, the already established Parallels chose Santa Clara to launch its Parallels Desktop 6/Parallels Desktop 6 for Mac app which allows people to use their iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch in order to remotely access Windows applications running on a Mac.
Zipf's discovery that word frequency distributions obey a power law established parallels between biological and physical processes, and language, laying the groundwork for a complex systems perspective on human communication.
In May Serbia organized elections in Kosovo that established parallel municipal authorities in Serb areas.
Several have publicly expressed their disdain for the system that currently supports scientific discovery and have established parallel research tracks in some areas more in line with their ideas about innovation.
The robust controllers are synthesized based on a lumped path-following and UAS dynamics formulation, effectively combining the six degree-of-freedom aircraft dynamics with the established parallel transport frame virtual vehicle dynamics.
Riparian plots were established parallel to the river at the point where field teams first encountered vascular plants.
The results of the current study suggest that a normal gingival tissue, with its usual consistency, color, and stippled appearance, is established parallel with bone healing, regardless of the preoperative condition of gingival and alveolar mucosa.
Furthermore, we used this serial deposition process in conjunction with an established parallel cell manipulation technique to improve the efficiency of single cell capture from ∼80% to 100%.
For R1, the upper border was established parallel to the end of the lowest rib.
Foreign militaries established parallel health systems or sub-systems in Afghanistan, Kosovo and Haiti.
PLAN International Finland described how their organization had established parallel Boards of Trustees - one comprised of adults and another of children.
