The book, which paralleled the work of federal investigators, foreshadowed Dr. Swango's guilty plea on Sept. 4 in the murders of three patients in a Long Island hospital.
In a journalistic career that has paralleled his work as a screenwriter, Mr. Boal has written extensively for publications like The Village Voice and Rolling Stone.
When Eno departed to pursue his remarkable career as a solo performer and producer, Ferry became even more the band's focal point, cultivating a suave persona he projected in a solo career that paralleled his work with Roxy Music.
In the 1950s and '60s, the University Christian Movement was an ecumenical network that paralleled the work of the National Council of Churches.
Steingrimsson (2009) paralleled the work of Steingrimsson and Luce (2005a) for loudness, but for brightness.
These results paralleled previous work that showed that CCOMT specific activity was significantly higher in extracts from shoots when compared to leaves and rhizomes for both ginger and turmeric [ 29], consistent with a role for CCOMT in xylem development.
Allais's work paralleled, and sometimes preceded, similar works by Sir John Hicks and Paul Samuelson.
We are uncertain if they usually worked alone, or if there were multiple artists working together, or if they had systematic methods of work which paralleled those seen in the work of Christian illuminators.
In the United States Ernest Ransome paralleled Hennebique's work, constructing factory buildings in concrete.
Ilinsky's film career paralleled his stage work, beginning in 1924, when he appeared as Krivcov, a private detective, in Yakov Protazanov's Aelita.
Clean lines and streamlined shapes, suggestive of movement and speed, were characteristic of American design of the time and paralleled the design work produced by the aviation industry's wind-tunnel research of the 1920s and '30s.
