Sentence examples for practically parallel from inspiring English sources

His feet were on the desk and he was leaning way back in his chair, practically parallel to the floor.

He correctly assumed the Sun's distance to be very great; its rays therefore are practically parallel when they reach Earth.

After reaching the decomposition boundary, the curve bends and becomes practically parallel to the contour curves.

My younger brother whips back and forth like a pro, hitting the outside buoys on the slalom course and leaning sideway until he's practically parallel to the water.

Both expertly worked with the force of gravity to build up motion and speed and soon the giant swing was high in the air, with the duo practically parallel with the ground.

Both ELISAs are very sensitive; titration curves of sera diluted 20×, 40×, and 80× in the inhibition mixture were practically parallel with the 4-parameter calibration curve that was obtained by titration of standards.

There are, practically, no parallel gains in closely related lineages, whereas for distant lineages, such as animals and plants, parallel gains appear to contribute up to 20% of the shared intron positions.

We practically demonstrated parallel transmission of audio and video signals using LEDs.

Hence, the cost/performance tradeoffs offered by our pruning scheme can in fact lead to useful, and practically realizable, parallel architectures.

Nowadays, Cellular Neural/Nonlinear Networks (CNN) are practically implemented in parallel, analog computers, showing a fast developing trend.

By employing PBS approach in NGS, large-scale multiplexed pooled samples could be practically analyzed in parallel so that high-throughput sequencing economically meets the requirements of samples which are low sequencing throughput demand.