Sentence examples for parallel to the path of from inspiring English sources

Drumlins are generally found in broad lowland regions, with their long axes roughly parallel to the path of glacial flow.

The best floor tested was a floor sloped at 1 10 constructed of timber battens oriented parallel to the path of the drag, which resulted in a mean dragging force 63.6N (15%) lower than the worst combination.

Parallel to the path of the pipeline, a large trench was visible where workers had dug up hundreds of cubic yards of oiled-soaked soil, according to a Plains spokeswoman.

In all patients, the maximum diameters of the ATFLs were measured on pre-operative T2-weighted MR images in planes parallel to the path of the ATFL.

The foot was placed in a neutral position and images were taken of each ankle in planes parallel to the path of the ATFL.

A laser scan line placed parallel to the path of blood in the dorsal aorta measures blood cell velocity, from which cardiac output and indices of vascular resistance and contractility are calculated.

Arranged in this fashion, the wires in the phantom lie parallel to the optical path of the NIR light coupled in to and out of the phantom for optical tomographic imaging, and as these wires are very fine, it is assumed that they do not significantly influence the optical characteristics of the phantom.

But what if it would give us the small street, full of trees, parallel to the shortest path, which would make us happier?

Bergdahl's story runs parallel to the dead-end path of America's war in Afghanistan a war we never figured out how to win, in part because its ill-defined objectives were dictated by the even murkier "war on terror".

The effect of the ZnO surface area on the Zn conversion and the sensitivity of the reaction on the diluent surface chemistry both imply the growth of ZnO on the diluent surface as a reaction path parallel to the formation of the impervious ZnO scale over the surface of the Zn particles.

West of NY 14, NY 96 begins to parallel the paths of both the New York State Thruway (I-90) and the Canandaigua Lake outlet to the north.