Sentence examples for parallel self from inspiring English sources

As he crawls through the tunnel, he imagines a parallel self walking above ground, "getting closer and closer to the wall, and at any moment simply ghosting through it to the unknown place on the other side".

Among the supporting cast, George Sewell stars as Mark Neuman, a German Operations Chief in EUROSEC who uncovers Dr Hassler's dealing with Communist China and whose parallel self directs the interrogation of Ross after the Dove crash.

Due to the comprehensibility, presence of relevant domains and parallel self and parent report forms for the assessment of HRQOL of the paediatric population PedsQL 4.0 Generic Core Scales [ 2] and PedsQL Cancer Module [ 10, 11] were employed in this study.

For our elliptic problem we choose parallel, self-adaptive multigrid as an example.

The orientation of the Co nanoparticles is further promoted, which results in some parallel self-assembled arrays of Co nanowires.

The above-mentioned innovations have been implemented in Balsara's RIEMANN framework for parallel, self-adaptive computational astrophysics, which supports both nonrelativistic and relativistic MHD.

The coactive SIC curve is affected by the magnitude of the variability and converges towards a parallel self-terminating SIC curve.

The parallel self-organizing neural network (PSONN) architecture uses bilevel sigmoidal activation functions for the purpose of extraction of embedded objects from pure color noisy perspectives.

It will not surprise the euro-sceptics among you that the European Union, in its own parallel self-driving car programme, is trying to solve this dilemma through a system of bureaucratically imposed obedience.

Impurity poisoning, parallel self-poisoning, series self-poisoning, and triangular self-poisoning mechanisms are considered with general non-linear kinetics in the first three cases and with first order kinetics in the latter one.

"To take a parallel, self-driving cars are not going to learn from speech recognition systems — they will learn from you, from me, from people that are going to drive cars, make mistakes, take right decisions and by knowing whether we have taken the right decision or whether we've made mistakes we are going to be able to teach the cars how to drive themselves".