Bronx-bound commuters have also been asked to take the No. 4 line, which parallels much of the D train in the northernmost borough.
"In a dark parallel, much recent writing about Wallace's fiction has replaced the complexities of his work with speculations about his life.
Collectively those governing Labour politicians could, in effect, represent a parallel, much broader Labour Party than the narrow one Corbyn leads; a very different political entity sharing the same name.
In parallel, much attention is paid to research and development of techniques for directed modifications of CNTs to prevent cytotoxicity.
One could say some of these things about a number of Zelda games, of course, but Breath of the Wild takes these parallels much further than any other.
In parallel much effort has been made to further improve the capabilities of laboratory FTIR microscopes, mainly through the introduction of Focal Plane Array (FPA) detectors.
NY 10 bypasses the village to the southeast, however, and intersects both NY 7 and I-88, the limited-access highway that parallels much of NY 7, east of the village center.
These results show that surveys for TB in wild boar based exclusively on gross pathology considerably underestimate prevalence, while combination of tests in parallel much improves sensitivity and negative predictive values.
Comparing to the physical segregation of the sequencing plate, PBS permits to parallel sequencing much larger amount of samples.
Additionally, we found only a small increase in the prevalence of septal heart defects in the period that did not parallel the much larger increase in the use of SSRIs (see figure on bmj.com).
The Brooklyn campus's recent renaissance, paralleling that of much of the surrounding downtown area, is a model of the ways the borough could put its special, pluralistic stamp on culture by drawing insight and strength from diversity.
