Sentence examples for parallel culture from inspiring English sources

Harvard University Press has just published our sympathetic insiders' analysis of the parallel culture of American evangelicalism.

Theories about vaccinations, the 9/11 attacks and the Moon landing are part of a far-left, antiscientific "parallel culture".

Chris Anderson, the editor in chief of Wired magazine, calls it a shift from "mass culture" to "massively parallel culture".

Drawing on case studies of evangelical gurus, Stephens and Giberson argue that intellectual authority works differently in the "parallel culture" of evangelicalism.

Unfortunately, millions of evangelicals – and this would include much of the political base being courted by the GOP presidential candidates as well as the candidates themselves – are trapped in an alternative "parallel culture" with its own standards of truth.

Ignored for the most part in Eurocentric accounts is the parallel culture that rose in the Middle East with the swift spread of Islam after the death of the prophet Muhammad in 632.

Parallel cultures were treated with -JQ1 or -JQ1 in DM.

In parallel cultures, in contrast, anti-DNA autoantibody precursors were readily detected.

Hence, supernatants of four parallel cultures were harvested on day 16.

Standard deviation of MnP activity in parallel cultures is on average ±40 UL-1.

The results are expressed as means ± standard deviations of three parallel cultures.