Sentence examples similar to more of a parallel to from inspiring English sources

It's more of a parallel universe, like the one the wizards inhabit in Harry Potter books, only uncharming.

"The federal index tracks a broader range of factors, including food, energy and housing, but typically we see more of a parallel.

Stoa, plural Stoae, in Greek architecture, a freestanding colonnade or covered walkway; also, a long open building, its roof supported by one or more rows of columns parallel to the rear wall.

The parallel polarization photoactivated pattern has the filled in and more compact shape of a dipole parallel to the coverslip/aqueous interface.

The slow decrease is followed by a marked decrease, which becomes more and more parallel to the viral load of HBV as the efficacy of IFN increases.

Notably, sample 347 is more than an order of magnitude more permeable when measured parallel to bedding.

The inability to visualize all six LNS domains can be explained by the possible alignment of two or more domains parallel to the angle of view.

Two galleries of more intimate workspace extend parallel to the nave.

For example, a sandstone from the Karlstal unit (depth = 1083 m) was about two orders of magnitude more permeable when measured parallel to bedding (Griffiths et al. 2016).

Maybe we need more concrete measures, running parallel to the state of emergency.

Soon afterward the two began working together on research to determine whether there was a point at which the addition of more processors to a parallel system would cause the whole thing to collapse.