Sentence examples for neither parallel from inspiring English sources

For the existence of the contribution R4, polarization vectors e1 and e2 should be arbitrarily oriented with respect to each other (neither parallel nor perpendicular).

Our method generalizes the test-retest framework by allowing for i) growth or decay in knowledge and skills between tests, ii) tests being neither parallel nor vertically scaled, and iii) the degree of measurement error varying across tests.

The vertical ones are edge dislocations, and the mixed dislocations are neither parallel nor vertical.

In Fig. 11, most of the dislocation lines are neither parallel nor vertical to PATS vectors, which are typical mixed dislocations.

In order to determinately have a particular property the vector representing the state of a system must be in the ray (or subspace) in state space representing the property, and in order to determinately not have the property the state of a system must be in the subspace orthogonal to it, and most state vectors will be neither parallel nor orthogonal to a given ray.

Such inappropriate signaling could arise from cell divisions that are neither parallel nor perpendicular to the apical-basal axis (Sutherland et al., 1990) and affect the size of cell-to-cell contact domains on which Hippo signaling might depend.

2 It means that the method requires neither the parallel data of a source speaker and target speaker nor the parallel data of the reference speakers.

In the spontaneous aggregation of IB12 peptides neither fully ordered parallel nor anti-parallel in-register structures were sampled (magenta spheres in Fig. 8A).

In some complex condensed systems, neither the pure parallel nor the pure series approach is accepted and instead interpolates smoothly between these extremes [46].

Calculating this exactly is not straightforward as the flux lines forming a bond are neither straight nor parallel.

Astronomers tell us, the sun's motion is neither exactly parallel with that of the heavens in general, nor yet directly and diametrically opposite, but describing an oblique line, with insensible declination he steers his course in such a gentle, easy curve, as to dispense his light and influence, in his annual revolution, at several seasons in just proportions to the whole creation.