Sentence examples for parallel concept from inspiring English sources

A socially embedded notion of scientific progress then allows for a parallel concept of progress applicable to the arts.

The Chinese had a parallel concept — that promoting economic interdependence with America would counter Washington's natural tendency to block China's rise as an alternative power.

Seventy patients had been operated with bilateral plating using the parallel concept with plates on each column at an angle of approximately 160° between the plates.

A parallel concept appears in the epidemiological literature, where it is argued that turning points are largely seen as life events that are part of "chains of social risk" or "exposure to causal factors" over the life-course (Kuh, Ben-Shlomo, Lynch, Hallqvist, & Power, 2003).

The parallel concept of transboundary invasions, where a species introduced in a given country expands into neighbouring countries has so far received much less attention, despite being discussed in recent publications (e.g. Hulme 2015; Roques et al. 2016) and legislation calling for concerted action between countries (European Parliament and Council of the European Union 2014).

Buddhism has a parallel concept called anatta, or no-self.

We also present data that indicate the use of patternlets to introduce parallelism in CS2 produced a modest improvement in student understanding of parallel concepts.

We first utilize "parallel concepts set (PCS)" and two features (the length and the strength) of the paths between PCSs to design the general evaluation models, based on which we propose eight concrete evaluation models generated by two specific types of PCSs: single concept set and symmetric concepts set.

He related these to the parallel concepts of the nadi pathways and chakras of Indian yoga, and the prana said to be carried within them.

Although these contradictions seem obvious today, in my formative years, I was blindly indoctrinated in two parallel concepts: career choice for women alongside men's responsibility to support me.

Detailed discussion of cultural difference and nuance aimed to ensure semantic equivalence and to overcome conceptual differences by identifying parallel concepts.