Sentence examples for nearest parallel from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the nearest parallel of all.
It's an anomaly whose nearest parallel is in Iran.
The nearest parallel is the fragmented privatisation of Britain's railways.
"The nearest parallel I can find is with football clubs banning writers they don't like".
London's Soul Jazz is probably the nearest parallel, in terms of brand identity, quality control and a coherent aesthetic encompassing both music and packaging.
The nearest parallel to the Olympics nowadays is probably a war, an outburst of patriotic fervour, fathered by mild mendacity out of public expenditure.
The nearest parallels to Pro Publica may be the Center for Investigative Reporting in Berkeley, Calif., and the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting in Washington, groups that support in-depth work and have had considerable success getting it published or broadcast in mainstream media.
A nearer parallel may be Warhol's "Thirteen Most Wanted Men," a 1964 black-and-white series based on police mug shots of criminals, with their stock poses and deadpan expressions.
The e curves of all flows are near parallel.
The linear relationship between the intensity ratio of 3,565/3,390 and F abundance (Figure 6) implies a near parallel OH bond orientation.
Therefore, it is desirable that the singularity of the wrist axes is sufficiently different from this configuration that is the gripper and the forceps axes in near parallel. .
