Sentence examples for parallel start from inspiring English sources

After arterial occlusion many pre-existent arterioles that are arranged more or less in parallel start to grow but finally only a few large ones emerge and the others are pruned away [ 129 ].

For example, Jiyuan Yu (2007) argues that the concept of eudaimonia (happiness, living well, flourishing) in Aristotle and the concept of dao (the way for human beings to live) in Confucius are parallel starting points in their ethics, and that the next step in both their ethics is to discuss virtue (arete for Aristotle and de for Confucius).

Due to the uniform distribution of pollution used, the lines are roughly parallel starting on the 18th wave, and, as the σ increases, the QoD lines become further distant from the No QoD line, meaning an increasing on the deviation of the index.

The Saturn version of the project was initially developed separately by two teams in parallel starting in the second half of 1995.

On 25 June 1950, while Belfast was visiting Hakodate in Japan, North Korean forces crossed the 38th Parallel, starting the Korean War.

Two independent runs of 10,000,000 generations each with two Metropolis-coupled Monte Carlo Markov chains (MCMCMC) were run in parallel (starting each from a random tree).

All samples, except those from petioles (where the amount of material was limited), were processed in parallel, starting from independent RNA isolation.

Since the aggregation process was studied out of equilibrium, we ran for each IPC type 10 MC runs in parallel starting from different initial conditions.

The potential intermediate configurations are not necessarily selected from the symmetric mean circle for non-parallel start and destination orientations.

After that, though, the global parallels start to break down.

There is a sort of process," she says, "however arbitrary it sounds; you sense when the parallels start forming between things".