Sentence examples for parallel leading from inspiring English sources

A condensation process takes place in parallel, leading to the formation of aggregates involving approximately four polymeric units.

The reason is that two lines are parallel, leading to the impedances of these two parallel lines considerably smaller than that of lines around.

For the kinetics, the cluster growth and their alignment occurred in parallel, leading to a continuous welding of the cylindrical structure.

Here, the variety of magnetic moments can keep up with the variety of external field so that the magnetic moments are always parallel, leading to the repulsive interaction.

The distance referred to here can be measured between planes (which are then parallel), leading to a face offset pair of meshes; or it can be measured between edges (an edge offset pair, implying the same parallelity) or between vertices (if corresponding edges are parallel, we call this a vertex offset pair).

In addition, axon-like fascicles that grew from TTL−/− explants showed a fuzzy organization with non parallel leading processes inside the fascicles (compare high magnifications in wt and TTL−/− in Fig. 3A, C, D and F).

PhCs made of dielectrics (negligible optical absorption) can also be used for the negative refraction 343, 344 because some of photonic bands can make the phase and group velocities anti-parallel, leading to the same effect as the metallic resonators but with much reduced loss.

Sequence alignments gave also evidence of several genetic mechanisms of diversification such as recombination and parallel mutations leading to phylogenetic homoplasy.

This can lead to substantial gain in the time required to fit these models and can be adapted to parallel processing, leading to further computational time savings.

The synthetic lethal mutations may constitute partial mutations present together in a single linear essential pathway, reside in parallel pathways leading to the synthesis of a common essential gene product or constitute independent parallel survival pathways each serving as salvage pathway in the absence of the other (see Figure 1C).

In some ways, Wenders and Herzog's careers have run in parallel: both leading lights of West Germany's New Cinema movement in the 1970s, they both saw their fortunes founder in the 1990s and eventually found success in documentary-making.