Sentence examples for parallel points from inspiring English sources
The two stories have their parallel points, and both are sensitively told.
Parallel points apply with praise.
Parallel points holds for 'I am here now': it is valid, but only contingently true at some contexts in some structures.
The temperature was also recorded at two parallel points along the vertical axis of the appendix at 6 and 12 cm from the base.
Following tradition, and to some extent Kant's own lead, the focus will also be on space and on our representation of space, although parallel points concerning time (and its representation) will sometimes be indicated.
Curator Jitish Kallat writes that "two chronologically overlapping but perhaps directly unrelated historical episodes in Kerala during the 14th - 17th centuries became parallel points of departure" for his curatorial journey for the Biennale.
A State Department official, Anthony Wayne, made a parallel point in 2004 before Congress.
Perhaps a good starting point is a parallel pointed out to me by Maleiha Malik, a professor of law at King's College London.
8. Cf. Balcerowicz 2003 for a parallel point concerning the status of LNC and LEM in Jaina logic.
The resulting channel is a two parallel point-to-point MIMO channel without eavesdropper.
He says, "relative, apparent, and common time is any sensible and external measure (precise or imprecise) of duration by motion," adding a parallel point about absolute space.
