"To watch the parallel destruction of public health, education and all that was good for working people was terrible for them," she said.
Event-based scoring was performed by a trained observer (typically different from the original 'live' observer) in parallel to automated acquisition, by watching the video playback and entering behavioral events using customized keystrokes.
What goes on in Lizzie Clachan and Vicki Mortimer's scrupulously detailed double set, which allows us to watch simultaneously the parallel lives in two upper-middle-class homes, is anything but comfortable for the women who inhabit it.
It's also interesting to watch "Girls" in parallel with AMC's 1960s-set "Mad Men," which reached a crucial cultural hinge moment this week when Peggy Olson's journalist boyfriend Abe invited her to dinner at a fancy restaurant and proposed that they … move in together.
Robert Shearman and Lars Pearson, in their book Wanting to Believe: A Critical Guide to The X-Files, Millennium & The Lone Gunmen, rated "Oubliette" five stars out of five, noting that it was difficult and uncomfortable to watch with its parallels to the real world which made it "nevertheless one of the series' boldest and greatest achievements".
With our growing attachment to the online universe comes a refined ability to keep tabs on several things at once, to watch stories unfold on parallel planes.
Since 2001, monitoring by passive sampling in water has been applied in parallel to a mussel watch program in the coastal area of the Netherlands.
Managers had to watch carefully for reprobate employees using "parallel paths" (the telephone, for instance, or a walk to a store) to order supplies, say, or arrange travel.
To watch these films is to enter an eerily realistic parallel universe where people and emotions are at once perfectly recognizable and completely bizarre.
If you've got time to watch this morning, you'll be struck by some parallels between that campaign and this one.
