Sentence examples for parallels to how from inspiring English sources

The way that this network processes information has remarkable parallels to how the face-patch network processes faces.

There are parallels to how the United States is now dealing with Iran and North Korea, the two remaining members of what Mr. Bush called an "axis of evil".

This model has many parallels to how I see large organizations adapt to cloud computing.

This model has many parallels to how I see large organizations embracing DevOps over the course of last several years.

Here's the breakdown of the OFT's decision, which likely includes many parallels to how Zuck got his way in 5-0 FTC vote for Facestagram.

The emphasis on drills and Spiral Power is more than just a simple nod to the work of Go Nagai and Ken Ishikawa, as they are almost direct parallels to how Getter Robo deals with things like Getter Rays.

The reaction of the industry is running roughly parallel to how church officials originally responded to Galileo's work.

Ana Marie Cox (@anamariecox) McMorris-Rodgers' dogwhistle abortion reference: parallel to how some would like us to return to keeping women's health care a dirty secret.

There is a parallel to how a dear friend, a noted religious philosopher, described her graduate school years, when she was juggling her academic responsibilities while raising three small children: when she was home, she thought of nothing but Descartes.

With this series of papers, evaluators are being called to substantiate the rationale and warrant for their own evaluative actions in ways parallel to how evaluators question the logic of program interventions, both as designed and as implemented.

I believe there is a parallel to how the wireless companies benefitted when their app store's walls (i.e., walled gardens) were torn asunder.