This year it's "El Mar," which finds a parallel between flamenco's scream from the gut and the heroine's struggles in Ibsen's "Lady from the Sea".
In the process, we find a parallel between the range of volumes, relative to the total excess volume, that are explored in the first few orders of magnitude of relaxation time increase, and the range of amorphous state inherent structure energies, relative to the total range, that are explored in ergodic computer simulations, which also cover only this limited range of relaxation time change.
Can we therefore today find a parallel between technology and Illich's comments on energy?
The critic finds a parallel between Stephenson's approach and a passage from the book describing an effort to put "all human knowledge ... in a vast Encyclopedia that will be a sort of machine, not only for finding old knowledge but for making new".
These observations reinforce earlier findings from our practice [ 30] where we found a parallel (inverse) association between CTVB and illness: the higher the band, the lower the recorded morbidity.
The two components presented in our study find a parallel in Polanyi's [ 41] distinction between tacit and explicit knowledge.
My background is in microbiology and I quickly found a fantastic parallel between genetic code and computer code.
With 'Croupier,' I was drawn to it because I found a wonderful parallel between the story the writer, Paul Mayersberg, gave me to read, and what's happening in my own country, which is now totally obsessed by money.
We found a direct parallel between the patients' degree of reading deficit and their recognition of familiar objects.
In contrast to the other system (Walker 256 carcinosarcoma) which we studied by a similar method, in the DMBA-induced tumours we found a close parallel between the ESR spectra before and after lyophilization.
