Parallelism, in rhetoric, component of literary style in both prose and poetry, in which coordinate ideas are arranged in phrases, sentences, and paragraphs that balance one element with another of equal importance and similar wording.
Although his classification is no longer used, Cuvier broke away from the 18th-century idea that all living things were arranged in a continuous series from the simplest up to man.
Based on this idea, all the obtained IS-locations were arranged in columns on an excel sheet and the 61 strains (also the two controls GC1237 and H37Rv) were arranged in rows.
But compromises were arranged.
Campus visits were arranged.
Such artificial choices may be possible in an academic ivory tower where ideas can be arranged to suit the prejudices of the occupant, but they are not available in the real world and it is dishonest to suggest that they are".On the contrary, Mr Burke.
They are a much more accomplished side than they showed on their first evening back at work and if Roy Hodgson is trying to get an accurate assessment of his team, it might not be a bad idea if another friendly was arranged closer to Euro 2016.
To further encourage idea sharing, faculty offices are arranged so that professors from different fields, say finance and marketing, work side by side. M.L. M.L
In his article, Tattersall also explains that the whole idea of links (missing or not) is rooted in previous concepts of the Great Chain of Being the idea that organisms can be arranged in a sequence from lowest to highest, with humans looking down upon other species.
O.K., they weren't strictly mine, in the sense that these ideas were acquired, arranged, styled, photographed, published and distributed by entities bearing no relation to me whatsoever.
