Sentence examples for only parallel to from inspiring English sources

He thinks Russia's response to the Georgian shelling on South Ossetia is not only parallel to, but more restrained than, America's attacks on Yugoslavia over Kosovo in 1999.

As far as I can tell, the only parallel to this is the striking exception of Barcelona F.C., where the majority of the starters on the team are from Catalonia.

I wonder whether this really brings foreigners and Netherlanders together, or if it forces expats to live only parallel to the city's Dutch-speaking inhabitants physically together, but culturally apart.My upstream swim, for one, has just begun.

In the study area, sparse sand bodies are distributed only parallel to the lake shoreline in the southwestern part and are interpreted as beach bar sand.

Finally, the AFM was tilted to exert the lateral force component perpendicular to the fibers in the plane defined by the TM surface, and the sample was moved away only parallel to the fiber.

For instance, measurements of 9,10-dithioanthracene (DTA) (6) show that it diffuses only parallel to the long axis of the molecule, with a rate constant of 4 × 10 s−10

Bristol Palin's condition not only runs parallel to 19th century shame over the body, but also to 21st century Bush Administration policies that have decimated comprehensive sex-ed.

The only remote parallel to such a move was the strangely autonomous Shell Oil company of the US, which lived a life almost completely divorced from its Anglo-Dutch Shell namesake from 1922 until the 1990s, an early example perhaps of American insularity and exceptionalism but also the fact that the US business, especially in California, had simply become so large it had to move out.

The presence of iron altered the crystal shape into a truncated sphere with only facets parallel to denser planes.

As in Paper I, we treat only cracks parallel to the grid lines; the extension of the present method to the case of arbitrarily oriented cracks is discussed in Section 5. We adopt a 2-D velocity-stress finite difference scheme for P-SV waves with the accuracy of second order in space as well as in time (Virieux, 1986).

These days, the beasts only walk parallel to the coast when the wind blows either southwest or northeast.