Sentence examples for extended parallels from inspiring English sources

He is less concerned with factual accuracy, although he identifies his sources, and more interested in developing "extended parallels between Italian and English literature".

Weaker C H⋯N hydrogen bonds link consecutive ribbons forming layers extended parallel to the (0 0 1) plane.

In the maneuver, Mr. Layfield catapults himself off the ropes of the ring, runs toward his opponent with his arm extended parallel to the ground and rams into his neck or chest.

And yet, on Wednesday, he turns 70 – and, apart from the fact that he still has to keep one leg extended parallel to the floor, after breaking an ankle in the summer, he seems to be in rude health.

A. When a railroad line was extended parallel to what is now Braddock Avenue in 1871, some of the surplus land was deeded to the state for use by the New York National Guard, and a 1,000-yard 1,000-yardge was opened in 1873.

The fan deltas deposited at the slope toe in the Liudong area extended parallel to the strike of the fault and had large vertical stacking thickness but narrow facies belts, with relatively unfavorable physical properties.

Both arms were extended parallel to the trunk.

In a dimer, the two monomers are arranged in a head-to-head manner where the C-terminal helices are extended parallel to each other.

Upon their release, these polymers form extended parallel aligned strings that recruit platelets to sites of vascular perturbation.

The neurites extended parallel to the aligned nanofibers in the top layer of the scaffold, resulting in a highly eccentric neurite field.

Otherwise, some neurites should have extended parallel to the alignment of nanofibers in the bottom layer, a direction perpendicular to that in the top layer.