Sentence examples for parallel to the general from inspiring English sources

But the pilot project effort has taken place parallel to the general discussions over the health care legislation, said Karen Ignagni, the president of America's Health Insurance Plans.

The first occurs as a sediment strip bordering a rocky or cliffy coast; the second is the outer margin of a plain of marine or fluvial accumulation (free beaches); and the third, of fairly peculiar character, consists of the narrow sediment barriers stretching for dozens or even hundreds of kilometres parallel to the general direction of the coast.

This zone is almost parallel to the general structural trend and faults of the study area.

The dominant floe velocity direction in nearshore waters in the eastern coast of Liaodong Bay was NE SW, which was parallel to the general coastline trend.

Based on the fact that the boundaries should be taken remote enough from the effect of well fields to be considered as constant head boundaries (Gad 2010), the constant head boundary of 4 m asl is assigned in the NW SE direction parallel to the general fault (F6) which separates MAIWF from the adjacent Pleistocene aquifer.

For the next few miles, the trunkline splits into a divided highway and runs parallel to the general course of the Grand River.

Parallels to the general Germanic neck and the Scandinavian bäckahäst have been observed.

Parallels to the general Germanic neck and the Scandinavian bäckahäst have been observed; Nick Middleton observes that "the kelpie of Scottish folklore is a direct parallel of the [sic] bäckahästen [of Scandinavian folklore]".

The most common stance for blind firing would be to lie with your back against your cover and raise your gun above your head parallel to the ground and fire in the general direction of your opponent.

He has continued regularly to produce new work - apparently publishing only about a third of what he writes, with the rest going straight into his papers at Harvard - and says the poetry world operates in a parallel universe to the general public, who rarely think about poetry.

Although the tangential field is in general nearly parallel to the u r isolines (Ferraro's law; see Aubert 2005), small deviations from this field-flow alignment suffice to produce intense St r contributions at the edges of a descending flow structure where the tangential field is strong.