Sentence examples for no parallel to from inspiring English sources

There is no parallel to it in the publishing world.

There is no parallel to what the A's have achieved in English sport.

Later Greek and Roman criticism offers no parallel to Aristotle's originality.

Lyndsey told me that, yes, she was aware of the story, but saw no parallel to her own medical condition.

There's no parallel to his achievement in British fashion, but it's akin to John Lewis setting up a flagship store in Tokyo's Ginza district.

There is almost no parallel to the mess of the fiscal crisis, when critics who compared City Hall to a candy store could not be accused of exaggerating.

In plane elliptic geometry there are no parallels to a given line through a given point; it may be viewed as the geometry of a spherical surface on which antipodal points have been identified and all lines are great circles.

I make no parallels to anyone's situation, but I do point out that redemption is one of our favorite stories, from High Noon to Star Wars to Groundhog Day (I don't mention the "Shawshank" variety, though I'm sure it crosses a few minds); we hope that honor, or something like it, will be restored to the worthy when the smoke clears.

From this configuration, if we fix P3 as well as axis s1 of the U-joint and give P1 and P2 with different displacements, the mechanism will move to a configuration as in Figure 5(b), in which s2 is no longer parallel to s8, s9, and line B1B2.

The plane of cell division is no longer parallel to the ectoderm, resulting a stratified layer of cells, with the disc-proximal layer consisting of stem cells.

Take NO as an example, three initial molecular orientations are involved, one with NO axis parallel to the monolayer and two with NO axis perpendicular to it, with O atom above N atom and O atom below N atom [see Additional file1 for more detailed adsorption configurations].