Sentence examples for if no parallel from inspiring English sources

Concrete paths or cycles are written as alternating sequences of nodes and arrows (edges), e.g. u → v → w, which gives a unique identifier for a path or cycle if no parallel edges exist between the involved nodes.

It would be surprising if there were no parallel in other disciplines.

If G has no parallel edges, then we can identify G with the pair ((V(G), E(G))).

If for example no parallel pathways exist the detection of differentially expressed genes can provide a robust way to detect functional changes.

He noted in a letter to Cook in November 1922 that, 'even if there is no parallel in human beings to distemper in dogs, the investigation into the latter might well prove to give some valuable clue – to guide in studying one or more of the numerous virus diseases in human beings'.

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.

In the presence of HR without severe MTPJ degeneration, the second dorsal osteotomy is performed parallel (if no correction of the PASA is needed) and proximal to the dorsal cut, again orthogonal to the horizontal plane of the first metatarsal.

If in parallel (parallel ohmmeter), the instrument will draw more current as resistance increases.

If shot parallel to the ground, it would go a much shorter distance, he said.

If the parallel holds up, then it stands to reason that Eddy ­Diehl must be guilty.