Sentence examples for parallel to the case from inspiring English sources

However, this is not a close parallel to the case of the principle of inertia.

In the case where (i=n+1), we argue in a way parallel to the case of (i=1), to obtain a contradiction.

Evans not as a parallel to the case at hand but as a case that established the proper basis of review for the law at issue.

It would have been an illuminating parallel to the case that today's 450 million global "baby boomers" are the world's greatest untapped economic resource.

She drew a parallel to the case of Marissa Alexander, a black mother in Florida originally sentenced to 20 years in prison for firing a warning shot at her estranged husband, who she said was abusive.

In parallel to the case of transient vs. sustained ERK profiles, we continually investigated the differentiation-reactions that are instrumental for controlling the amplitude of ERK activity for the transient case.

In the Nordic pavilion, they saw parallels to the Case Study Houses of mid-20th-century Los Angeles and transformed it into a swanky David Powersy-meets-Austin Powers bachelor pad.

Mann also drew parallels to the case of Fred Goodwin, the head of Royal Bank of Scotland when it needed to be bailed out by the UK taxpayer, who had his pension cut and knighthood withdrawn.

The new allegations have eerie parallels to the case against Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the former managing director of the International Monetary Fund, who was arrested and charged with an attack at the Sofitel a little more than two weeks ago.

John Conroy was part of the legal team that helped strike down Canadian regulations that banned personal weed growing for medical purposes, and he sees some parallels to the case for psilocybin.

It's only when someone actually dies -- an outcome that officers often have little control over if a Taser or other "non-lethal" weapon is used -- that the story emerges and the nation again is forced to see the parallels to the case of Michael Brown.