Sentence examples for parallel timeline from inspiring English sources

I noted that it could easily have produced a parallel timeline of how the leaders of the western world treated the perpetrator of these atrocities at the time.

Interdisciplinary Connections: American History- Create parallel timeline histories of the Republican and the Democratic parties since the 1850s, indicating the significant issues on which they agreed or disagreed.

"It's the discovery in quantum theory, that if there is some thing, which causes media commentators to accuse the authorities of overreacting to the thing, then in a parallel timeline where the authorities did not act on the thing, the metaphysical counterpart of the commentator lambasts them for that as well".

He is the only evidence we have that we're actually living in a parallel timeline to a real, normal one where Noel Edmonds is not famous.

A starting point might be the use of online bulletin boards (BBS) and mailing lists in response to the tsunami in Asia followed by a parallel timeline for most small and large humanitarian and conflict crises since 2004.

The "Time Beetle", which was responsible for the creation of the parallel timeline, was described in the episode's script as "a huge black beetle... shiny carapace, spindly black legs moving and flexing, mandibles clacking together".

But, as the parallel timelines flip back and forth, what you really get is a sense of how it's exactly that very absence of women in their lives that makes the Cohle/Hart bromance so essential".

After a final series that had featured seemingly parallel timelines, the passengers of the ill-fated aeroplane were reunited one last time, in something resembling a church but awash with pan-religious symbolism – a stained glass window had an Om, a cross, a yin-yang symbol, a Star of David and a wheel.

In the single-GPU implementation there are two parallel timelines, one for CPU, one for GPU.

Thus, there are three parallel timelines, one for CPU and one for each GPU.

Nolan's habit for employing non-linear storylines was particularly influenced by the Graham Swift novel Waterland, which he felt "did incredible things with parallel timelines, and told a story in different dimensions that was extremely coherent".