As the Courtauld Gallery's Mondrian//Nicholson: In Parallel (February to May) will show, this was by no means the whole truth.
"They marched in a single column until Lebanon, and then the Duke de Lauzan took the cavalry in a parallel march along the coast, traveling through Oxford, Middlebury and Stratford," Mr. DePold said.
Many Minnesotans who cannot afford the actual trip to Gaza are planning a parallel march that will take place in the sky ways of downtown Minneapolis.
Recent studies have reported that GII.4 capsid sequences have evolved over the last 20 years and in parallel, NoV outbreaks of epidemic proportion have been observed [21].
TNF-α activates NF-κB and, subsequently, antiapoptotic gene expression, but initiates proapoptotic signaling cascades in parallel (Jun N-terminal kinase and caspase-8 activation); therefore, cell fate is determined by subtle imbalances in pro-and antiapoptotic genes.
In another frightening historical parallel, this month features the Republican and Democratic National Conventions.
An infrared fundus image was acquired parallel to OCT scan to ensure correct placement of image before acquiring FAF images simultaneous with OCT scans.
But the mayor liked the parallel to Sept. 11 and saw the marathon as a symbol of the city's comeback.
Aiming at the requirements of real-time inspection in material industry, an ultrawide-field parallel SD-OCT system capable of visualizing cross-sectional image of internal structures by a single shot of a 2-D CMOS camera is developed.
In a parallel to April's dream of escape, he uproots his family and heads back to New York, a destination that, from his base in the Midwest, is as exotic as Paris.
By April the entire Eighth Army was advancing north as one line stretching across the peninsula, reaching the 38th parallel by May.
