Sentence examples for parallel graduated from inspiring English sources
In the most common form, a nomograph consists of three parallel graduated lines, known values on any two scales determining a straight index line (transversal) that passes through the solution value on the third.
In the 1990s, 600 doctors and 1,200 nurses graduated from this parallel system.
Because of the parallels between our families — I graduated from Harvard Law School, my husband and I have two daughters the same ages as Malia and Sasha and my husband lived away from us for business for years — I have followed the Obama family with great interest.
He draws parallels (curious though insignificant) between them: born the same year, graduated from college the same year, married the same year.
But, he notes, "there certainly are a lot of parallels" between graduate students and postdocs.
Go for it!" My thoughts careening on a parallel track are, "Graduate school in philosophy can be treacherous and lecherous.
"The parents line up so they are parallel with the graduates," said Yvonne Bunn of the Virginia association.
The goal of our curricular design is to ensure that every graduating CS major has exposure to parallel and distributed computing, with both a breadth and depth of coverage.
It was as if he and Justice Kennedy, born within four months of each other 67 years ago, both Roman Catholic, both Harvard Law School graduates, both elevated to the court within 15 months by President Ronald Reagan, were speaking from parallel universes.
