Sentence examples for follows a parallel from inspiring English sources

(Congress follows a parallel process, using its appropriations committees, to determine actual yearly budgets for every agency).

For example, the conventional difference-in-differences approach assumes that the composition of individuals in the treatment and control groups follows a parallel path over time [15].

Since the selection of its first series (2003), the CanaVialis breeding program has conducted a subprogram in which that kind of clone follows a parallel selection process [1].

In an application of Systems Factorial Technology (SFT), we assessed the fundamental questions of whether across-frequency (spectral) integration for the binaural and monaural auditory systems follows a parallel architecture and has similar efficiency.

A kinetic analysis allows to develop a reaction rate equation, assuming that the bisulfite oxidation in the presence of ferrous ions follows a parallel reaction mechanism; the resulting overall reaction rate has been found to be of first order with respect to ferrous ion concentration and of three halves with respect to bisulfite concentration.

The FW PG follows a parallel course to global variation, whereby its minimum at 03 00 UTC and secondary maximum at 19 00 UTC coincide with the Carnegie curve extrema; however, a disruption was evident during the evolution of the primary maximum at 04:00–16:00 UTC (Fig. 6).

Our system follows a parallel-tracking-and-mapping strategy: a tracking thread estimates the camera pose at frame rate; and a mapping thread updates a keyframe-based map at a lower frequency.

In general, the transformation of heavy Maya crude oil into lower fractions follows a parallel-consecutive reaction scheme where vacuum residue converts to smaller fractions, and these fractions in turn, in a consecutive reaction path, are transformed to even lower liquid fractions and gases.

In a way, Melville and the whaling fleet he eulogized had followed a parallel path.

He followed a parallel career as an economist and served in past governments as a member of Parliament, an economic adviser and a culture minister.

The state enacted the rules on Oct. 1 on an emergency basis while it followed a parallel procedure to make them permanent, arguing that further delay would endanger public health and the state's natural resources.