Sentence examples for in ways parallel to from inspiring English sources

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.

1 It is often said of such systems that in practice earlier decisions are used by later courts in ways parallel to their use in jurisdictions with an official doctrine of precedent, i.e., that there is an unofficial practice of precedent (see many of the essays in MacCormick and Summers 1997).

Sex biased costs could cause imprinting in ways parallel to those noted in the "helping" section.

The 40-day, 40-night period three years before crucifixion, resurrection and ascension -- in many ways parallel to what North American Indians call a vision quest -- is today observed as Lent.

Kant (1781/1997) says we have an "inner sense" by which we learn about mental aspects of ourselves that is in important ways parallel to the "outer sense" by which we learn about outer objects.

The paper by Zeng and Fan on developing scales for Reading is in many ways parallel to the paper on Listening, since they both deal with language comprehension, but in other ways, it is different, especially in the research questions asked.

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.

This group had also engaged in forms of unruly street theater in ways paralleling the more traditional less municipally controlled Krampus runs.

Ramesh Ponnuru explains how this nullifies the central argument of the letter:The view that the slaying of an unborn child in abortion should be legal is in no way parallel to the view that a class of weapons should be legal.

In the case where (i=n+1), we argue in a way parallel to the case of (i=1), to obtain a contradiction.

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.