Sentence examples for exactly parallel to from inspiring English sources
It's exactly parallel to what happened in the music industry".
The history is not exactly parallel to today's Egypt.
The false assumption behind open access that this is exactly parallel to what would happen if I were a commercial researcher.
It Depends on Your Religion" (Findings, Nov. 20): John Tierney's account of the East-West divide regarding stem cell research is exactly parallel to my experience of an East-West divide regarding public acceptance of evolution.
His description, part sensual rapture and part spiritual consolation, was exactly parallel to his description of hearing the music of Wagner, which he discussed with equal fervor in the final sections of his book.
Though no historical moment is exactly parallel to another, a judicious examination of what our ancestors confronted and how they handled the challenges of their time can do us no harm, and might just help us, as we make our way through what George Eliot called the "dim lights and tangled circumstance" of the world.
As it is now conventionally formulated, it asserts that there is exactly one parallel to a given line through a given point.
This statement is equivalent to several more easily understood assertions, such as: there is exactly one parallel to a given line that passes through a given point; or, the angles of a triangle add up to two right angles.
Simply stated, this Euclidean postulate is: through a point not on a given line there is exactly one line parallel to the given line.
"The Shock Doctrine," based on the book by Naomi Klein, looks at the exploitation of moments of crisis in vulnerable countries by governments and big business; if not exactly exploring a parallel to the situation in Haiti, the documentary "Climate Refugees" focuses on large-scale population displacement.
Based on the sagittal sequence, axial and coronal T2-weighted TSE sequences are planned, and they are angled to the plane exactly perpendicular and parallel to the lesion.
