Sentence examples for more parallel to from inspiring English sources

The Congressional Research Service also noted that the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962 represents a threat situation, which some may argue had elements more parallel to those presented by Iraq today, but it was resolved without a pre-emptive military attack by the United States.

The red surface 'strip' is oriented more parallel to the axis δ k.

This will bring the mini-implant more parallel to the contact area of the adjacent teeth.

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.

Moving away from the substrate, the contour lines run ever more parallel to the surface and the strength of the electric field decays exponentially with the y-position.

It was observed that the basal planes become aligned more parallel to the surface at higher loads, and that the tribofilm is less oxidized.

I think there are more parallels to gay rights and alternative lifestyles within Big Love more so than "Polygamy is wrong".

Typically the aim of a Randomized Controlled Trial (RCT) is to identify if superiority exists between two or more parallel groups to guide decision making, for example whether to replace a current medication or procedure with a new one.

The darting boat made one more parallel pass to take a set of photos of the rope damage and to observe the animal's behavior.

More than 75 years on, there is still no more insulting parallel to be volleyed at a Conservative politician than to be compared with the 1930s prime minister Neville Chamberlain.

Samples that plot within the grey zone are more permeable perpendicular to bedding, and samples that plot within the white zone are more permeable parallel to bedding.