Sentence examples for move parallel to from inspiring English sources

Dressed alike in black trunks and red T-shirts, the men move parallel to each other and through grappling encounters.

Usually, images of stationary objects move parallel to the direction of head movement; now their motion is at an angle to the head's path.

Many Atlantic hurricanes move parallel to the coast for long distances and then, pushed by high-level winds, veer northeast, eventually "spinning out," or losing their energy, over the North Atlantic.

Initially capillary sprouts move parallel to each other to a definite distance from parent vessel and then start inclining towards each other.

Therefore, contrary to the first expectation, it is easier for CO3 groups to rotate in the {110} surface where atoms easily move parallel to the CO3 groups.

Outstandingly, the gas separation performance of these PIMs was shown not to move parallel to the upper bound for each gas pair.

So Barber turned and ran back the other way, moving parallel to the line of scrimmage.

I pulled on my double haul, and cast into the shallow water, where three shapes moved parallel to the shore.

In addition to moving parallel to the main voice, it included oblique (diverging or converging) motion and contrary (opposite) motion.

Ford had asked Daykin and his colleagues to invent a wiper system in which the blades moved parallel to each other.

We were moving parallel to the train now, so that Mr. Miller could film it with a demolished building in the foreground.