For all of the deepening differences in ideology and self-perception, the world's two most important political systems increasingly revolve, in parallel ways, around a common political vocabulary of ritual, money, and media.
There is immense potential in the original TV content sphere, with this ecosystem growing increasingly large in parallel with the rate of television being watched on mobile devices in Asia.
Instead, he became a high-profile anti-war activist during the troubled Johnson presidency and a prolific though increasingly distant critic thereafter.In parallel with a history of policy debates, Mr Parker recounts the evolution of economic thinking.
Traditionally considered a disease of adults, type 2 diabetes is increasingly diagnosed in children in parallel with rising obesity rates.
With the current proliferation of multi-core processors and hardware acceleration, large-data processing methods are increasingly being modified for use in parallel and distributed computing environments.
In Stockholm, social housing is being sold into the private sector; even in famously equal Oslo, rich and poor are increasingly living parallel lives in different parts of the city.
In parallel, students are increasingly calling for changes to the curriculum, and for academics who are more representative of the diversity of their country.
In parallel, clinicians are increasingly interested in global health work as indicated by the increasing number of training programs with global health rotations or tracks and global health education publications [4 6].
Further experiments using this method provide initial evidence that infants' enumeration mechanism operates in parallel and yields increasingly accurate numerical representations over time, as does the enumeration mechanism used by adults in symbolic and non-symbolic tasks.
In parallel, it became increasingly clear that a large fraction of the genome appears nonfunctional and is thereby potentially shielded from selection.
