Sentence examples for parallel times from inspiring English sources

One is that July's world runs on parallel times — Jason's is frozen but everyone else's clock keeps running, which means that he (like Sophie in her own fantasy) has merely missed out on a chunk of it (and his absence, as it turns out, has significant consequences).

Borrowing elements of the paranormal from previous series such as Twin Peaks (ABC, 1990 91) and The X-Files (Fox, 1993 2002), Lost followed 48 survivors of a plane crash on an island in the Pacific, employing a dizzying number of tricks, from flash-forwards and flashbacks to parallel times and spaces.

It is important to ensure the same workload conditions for both sequential and parallel times.

As the speedup requires an estimate of sequential and parallel times, we replicated the experiment n times.

Thus, it is necessary to capture the sequential times for these two population sizes and to have the same population size for the sequential and the parallel times in the speedup ratio.

He is also the author of "Parallel Time: Growing Up in Black and White" (Pantheon Books, 1994).

"You know," he is saying now, "time itself is talked about as something that is unusual, that there could be a parallel time…" Yeah, I say.

Making deft use of parallel time frames, Pickard writes with insight and compassion about an unresolved crime that continues to haunt a farming community.

It's a gentle, thoughtful ghost story, of parallel time and the chance to make amends for mistakes in an earlier life.

There's a parallel time and world inhabited by those who understand that all information is legend, that experience is show business.

Pynchon even takes the idea of parallel time down to the level of individual sentences, many of which are structured around a chiasmatic doubling of time: "What made him unusual was, was he was black guy".