Sentence examples for in a way parallel to from inspiring English sources
In the case where (i=n+1), we argue in a way parallel to the case of (i=1), to obtain a contradiction.
According to his own theory, our duty to obey our governors is not reducible to an instance of our duty to fulfill promises, but arises separately though in a way parallel to the genesis of that duty.
The paper establishes, for a wide class of locally compact groupoids Γ, the E-theoretic descent functor at the C∗-algebra level, in a way parallel to that established for locally compact groups by Guentner, Higson and Trout.
It is also shown that the conditions are constructive and can be reduced to an algebraic Lyapunov matrix equation by which nonlinear feedback in the observer and its corresponding Lyapunov function can be searched in a way parallel to those of nonlinear control design.
His starring role in Tim Burton's "Batman" films and his decision to turn down $15 million for a third installment is, in many ways, parallel to his "Birdman" character, who also walked away from a superhero sequel at the height of his fame.
His technique is varied, and it, in a way, parallels the layers of interests that surround him.
Sex biased costs could cause imprinting in ways parallel to those noted in the "helping" section.
With this series of papers, evaluators are being called to substantiate the rationale and warrant for their own evaluative actions in ways parallel to how evaluators question the logic of program interventions, both as designed and as implemented.
The duality is unpacked in a way that is parallel to that found in the philosophy of mind (see the entry on dualism), where the physical device is taken as a semantic interpretation of the abstract one.
According to situated learning theory, students can acquire knowledge by being engaged in tasks that in an authentic way parallel real world activities [ 29].
This feature is due to the fact that the structures assemble in a way analogous to a parallel electrical circuit, resulting in discrete fine pore regions accessed by a network of large pores.
