Sentence examples for parallels as the from inspiring English sources

It is not a question of precise historical parallels, as the BNP has understood: it is about our suggestibility, as we rummage in the rag-bag of the British psyche to link who we are with who we have been.

Sometimes she struggles to discuss possible parallels (or lack of parallels, as the case may be) between Pat Nixon's life and those of characters in a variety of short stories or plays.

Our approach allowed us to make several novel observations, such as deducing the potential differences in PPAR signalling and retinol metabolism, as well as the neonatal transcriptomic parallels as the distinguishing features of the MRL/MpJ mouse.

Even greater capacity is possible using a four-runway configuration of independent close parallels, as is the case at Los Angeles International Airport.

Festival has parallels as well with the retail season billed as resort or cruise, the antiquated concept once aimed at older, affluent consumers planning their late-winter getaways.

These mature neurons formed a dense network of long processes parallel, as well as perpendicular to the cortical surface.

For Mr. Oshima, the complacently consumerist Japanese society of the 1970s offered clear parallels; as in the 1930s an irrational, erotic revolt was necessary to stir things up.

Murine embryonic stem cells (mESCs) were employed in parallel as the control.

She also said that she was confident that it was "without parallel, as the most thorough and detailed blueprint for an independent country ever produced".

"Parallel Actions: Conceptual Tendencies in Central European Art From 1965 to 1980," an exhibition at the Austrian Cultural Forum, focuses on that one region where it flourished -- parallel, as the title suggests, to its occurrence elsewhere.

Both sides realized the potential for conflict and chose the 49th parallel as the new demarcation, with each side winning and losing some territory.