Sentence examples for question of parallels from inspiring English sources

Wolin also raises the question of parallels between Heidegger's ontological elitism and Marcuse's notion of an "educational dictatorship" (Wolin 2001: 172).

Addressing questions of parallel incidences of medusa loss, and even re-gain, requires increased taxonomic sampling.

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.

For example, the question of how many parallel changes are required to be recognized as an instance of concerted change is naturally dealt with in our model: the statistical signature of concerted or regular change is that the multiple parallel events are more probable if treated as a single coordinated change than as a collection of independent changes (Box 1).

It's a technical feat but also calls into question the idea of parallel universes and the time-space continuum.

While it is true that it involves the rejection of absolute space as Newton conceived it, and with it the need to explicate the nature of an enduring space, the postulation of Galilean spacetime poses the parallel question of the nature of spacetime.

It has been claimed that the wording of the question has little significance, and that the answers to all different formulations of the question represent parallel judgements of SRH [ 1, 4].

It's extremely strange how long the question of the existence and nature of parallel civilizations took to emerge in the European mind — perhaps not really until the 18th century.

However other scholars understand these chapters as Crescas is that Crescas is not concerned here with finding a morsel of free choice in a highly deterministic world, but is rather addressing a very different problem: He only wants to answer the question of external obligation and the parallel issue of culpability.

We then address a general question about the effectiveness of parallel computing.

Mr. Perry's rise in Texas politics has run parallel with the question of whether he was very good at politics or very lucky at politics.