Sentence examples for explore parallel from inspiring English sources
They explore parallel universes and weird worlds – sending back postcards from the dark recesses of their souls whose handwriting we can't always read, but in which we catch haunting resonances of our own experience.
Cameron does or doesn't travel to New Orleans to see a trumpeter who comes off as a kind of oracle, get duped by a religious cult, explore parallel universes and realize that along the way, "It's not all sand castles and ninjas".
In our solution, OpenCL is used to explore parallel computing in multi-core CPU and in GPU, due to its versatility.
To explore parallel recruitment of genes during domestication at the diploid and polyploid levels, we tabulated the differentially expressed genes (up-and down-regulated) that were shared between G. arboreum and domesticated G. hirsutum as well as between G. arboreum and domesticated G. barbadense (marked by asterisks in Additional file 2).
Peake said she will explore parallels between the dramatist and his creation by reading Williams's memoirs and the acclaimed biography by John Lahr, Mad Pilgrimage of the Flesh.
Many were pressed by journalists to explore parallels between the atrocities in London and the sufferings of Muslims in the Middle East.
Mr. Moss, always a thoughtful and thought-provoking artist, has collaborated with Ms. Kim, a choreographer who studied Korean traditional dance from an early age, to explore parallels between the kisaeng's use of poetry and contemporary artists' use of multimedia.
In a somewhat similar vein, the American playwright Sarah Ruhl's "Scenes from Court Life," recently at the Yale Rep, summons the illusion of masques to explore parallels between seventeenth-century English monarchs and the Bush Presidential dynasty, along with the theatrical displays that sustain their power.
We can explore parallels with other religions," he adds.
The event, which aimed to bring about a broader consciousness regarding the refugees, combined the normal order of the Seder with the opportunity for Africans and Israelis to explore parallels between their stories.
With their augmented reality project Future Past News, artists Andrea Wolf and Karolina Ziulkoski explore parallels between current events and news stories circa 1937, when the world was on the brink of massive, global conflict.
