Sentence examples for past parallel from inspiring English sources
(The club got half a click past parallel at the top).
"You increase the chances of impingement when you bring your elbows up beyond 90 degrees — basically when they're past parallel to your shoulders".
The presented processor seems easier to realize than most of the past parallel optical processors due to its simpler and more compact architecture, while staying powerful enough to carry out computations from diverse applications.
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So you admit that the recent CO2 rise is remarkable has no known past parallel?
"So you admit that the recent CO2 rise is remarkable has no known past parallel?" It is literally remarkable but I don't know if there have been past parallels or not.
Although their pasts parallel at certain points, the Buckeystown octogenarian and the 49-year-old Potomac entrepreneur who will replace him in office have different visions of the future.
If your bow has past-parallel limbs, which have a more significant outward curve, you will need a specialized bow press.[3].
The same actors playing their ancestor-counterparts also dramatise a tale that brings the past into parallel with the present, a tale of thwarted romance, tribal fear, and sexual politics: a tale with something of the Iliad in the way the belligerent males talk themselves into doing battle with enemies over the assumed abduction of one of the womenfolk.
This was something entirely new, connected in spirit to past and parallel movements, but going forward in a new way.
To achieve supreme performance of simulation a number programming approaches and optimizations of algorithms have been used in the past, including parallel and cluster computing [ 31, 32].
