Sentence examples for more parallel than from inspiring English sources

"You couldn't get more parallel than the feminine and the masculine communing together".

They live in a world that's very diverse, but it's a diversity that's more parallel than cross-stitched".

As such, I would recommend anyone intending on learning a new language read up on the grammar and structures of their own language -- there are often more parallels than differences.

As few as 300 fully entangled qubits could, theoretically, sustain more parallel computations than there are atoms in the universe.

According to Just and Carpenter [ 62], pseudowords cause more parallel processing than randomized strings of letters, also often employed as non-word stimuli.

Generally, the rescue setting could favour adaptation via fewer, larger-effect genetic changes (and thus more parallel evolution) than in a stable population, because drift in declining populations tends to eliminate a larger set of mildly beneficial alleles (Otto and Whitlock 1997).

It is noted that the proposed technique may be directly extended to networks that contain more parallel paths and/or more than two hops.

Furthermore, the propagation direction of a whistler wave tends to be more and more parallel to the magnetic field as it propagates, because the group velocity is more parallel to the magnetic field than the phase velocity.

If you imagine the entire observable universe as a giant sphere with Earth in the center, the map would be represented by the outer portion of a small wedge of the universe originating from its center (though the sides of the wedge are more nearly parallel than this drawing suggests).

And I could draw more parallels with those stories than I could with the ones that he was into telling".

Marlowe's works contain many more such parallels than any other playwright," Taylor added.