Sentence examples for parallel sources from inspiring English sources

In fact virtually each of the extant Greek, Arabic and Syriac parallel sources has in this respect a different date.

The duo's practice allows for parallel sources of self-funding to make ends meet, and to stay true to their ideals a core concept taken from DIY that is now mostly out of vogue, even in the underground.

We thus chose three somewhat parallel sources of data, namely deaths registered at TAs, coffin sales and church funerals.

PM is also associated with increased risk of mortality for short-term exposure (Katsouyanni et al. 1997; Samet et al. 2000a) and could co-vary with ozone levels due to parallel sources of particles and ozone precursors (e.g., transportation).

Numerous strategies have been proposed for integrating data from parallel sources [ 3, 5, 6], and a multivariate regression method O2PLS, and its extension OnPLS, have been recently shown to be promising tools for integrating multi-omic plant data [ 7- 10].

Increasingly desperate because of worsening symptoms and the cost of treatment, she then spent several years seeking out treatment from multiple parallel sources, including the MOH post, an additional private medical clinic, an herbal medicine practitioner and, most alarmingly, periodic injections of insulin in a local pharmacy whenever she was "feeling really bad".

Criminal organizations may undermine order without being able to challenge the state monopoly and establish themselves as a parallel source of legitimate rule.

A parallel source of pressure has come from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, the regional economic grouping that admitted Myanmar as a member in 1997 and has mostly pursued a policy of economic and political engagement.

(A parallel source of agitation was America's recent invasion of Cambodia, which led to the killings, during a May antiwar protest, of four students at Kent State University by Ohio National Guard troops).

The GIRoA apparently recognized the danger of leaving this key region that borders Iran (and will eventually be linked to Khaf, Iran by rail service) open to growing insurgent movements and the appeal of a parallel source of governance.

He has set up a series of councils of advisers to act as a parallel source of thinking to the ministries, but has left even the councils baffled as to who is in charge of what.