Sentence examples for parallels at all from inspiring English sources

However, senior UK politicians are at pains to point out that there are no parallels at all.

Do we have any parallels at all?

Based on the analyses and experimental studies of the control and monitoring for all-parallel AT (auto-transformer) power supply mode of the high-speed railway in China [11, 17], the segmented power supply has become an effective approach for timely removal of faults, which limit faults to a minimum scope so that failure effects can be reduced to the minimum.

The Young Vic's new studio staging, by the award-winning young director Alex Brown, keeps contemporary parallels at a distance, and is all the more suffocatingly effective for it.

It was an escape, a relief, an unjust victimhood that could be understood more impartially because it had no personal parallel at all with me.

But at the same time the level of pain... there's just no parallel at all with the guys I'm talking about".

Losh rejected the popular Gothic "medievalizing" trend of her day, borrowed elements of Italian and Byzantine architecture she may have seen on her travels and embellished them with "symbolic carvings" that "have no parallel at all," according to the mid-20th-century architectural historian Nikolaus Pevsner.

I wouldn't hold the two in parallel at all.

In contrast, the BLSync protocol uses only one frame in parallel at all readers.

But since taking that risk I've received a couple of personal comments from people of color saying that I should not have made the parallel at all.

We cannot think in parallel at all, so three, eight, or a million simultaneous interactions will all appear equally baffling.