Because the theories of a given paradigm will refer to entities that have no exact, if any, parallel in other paradigms, theories falling under different paradigms refer literally to different worlds and are therefore "incommensurable": they can be neither compared with each other nor tested against some putative objective reality.
Thus, the care process still consisted of a sequential approach with little, if any, parallel processing.
"This is your opportunity to sell yourself," is Ucas's charming summary of this exercise, one which appears to have few, if any, parallels outside the UK.
And remembering the barren anticlimax in Pasadena in 1994, when the Italians lost to Brazil on penalties after two goalless hours, it would be as well if any parallels with the World Cup in America stop well short of Berlin.
Freshman year came and went, and it took me a good year to look around and figure out that my high school had few, if any, parallels with the high schools depicted in the media.
Why that's what he is, a pope, and all those Hollywood writers, very nice people some of them by the way, who are all giving their money, giving their donations to the party, it's like buying a mass to be said by Pope Uncle Joe," and he laughed with enormous pleasure in the idea, as if never before had any parallel been drawn between the Church and the Communist Party. . . .
He was asked if there were any parallels between where he was now and 2008.
Asked if there are any parallels to be drawn with HP, Mr Hurd firmly says not.
Ask Conrad Lant - whose working name is Cronos - if he sees any parallels between the absurd events chronicled in This Is Spinal Tap, and the experiences enjoyed by Venom, the legendary heavy metal group he has fronted, on and off, for almost 30 years, and he is instantly dismissive.
This article offers some selected observations and invites the reader to see if there are any parallels to their own circumstances that they can make use of.
I ask him if he sees any parallels between himself and the real Hitler.
