Sentence examples for parallel on which from inspiring English sources
If you haven't noticed, people in politics can't seem to function without a historical parallel on which to fall back.
The mass stranding that we report and discuss here occurred about 200 km South of the Italian Adriatic sandy coastline between the 45° and the 42°30' parallel, on which most of the historical stranding occurred [15].
Opened in January, 41° is named for the parallel of latitude on which Barcelona lies, and is one half of the Adrià brothers' new venture in the resurgent neighborhood of Poble Sec.
If the American voice at the United Nations is now to be a boldly faith-based one, it will probably run along the carefully parallel tracks on which Mr. Danforth has pursued his political and ecclesiastical lives since receiving separate degrees from Yale's schools of law and divinity on the same day in 1963.
Comprehensive kinetic studies of the variants reveal that they fold via parallel pathways on which there are two intermediate states very similar to wild-type UCH-L1.
These coefficients are systematically investigated both analytically and numerically for a two-component species, having different molecular diffusivities and moving in a plane Poiseuille flow between two parallel walls, on which surfaces they undergo coupled surface reactions.
The design was relatively simple, consisting of racks of parallel rails on which rockets were mounted, with a folding frame to raise the rails to launch position.
EJK planned the research and implemented the parallel computations on which the reported results are based.
They will create two parallel lines on which you can hang your pegboard.
"The concern that we have, and I think also that the Metropolitan Police have, is that at the minute, there's almost parallel investigations going on, which doesn't make sense," said Mr McCann.
Essentially, these are graphs partitioned into sets of chains and series-parallel subgraphs, respectively, on which the search is supported by a metagraph data structure.
