Sentence examples for rather parallel from inspiring English sources
All the material shows a preferential fabric rather parallel to the previous topography.
Similarly, the different series of the different isotopologues of a homologue compound are unlikely superjacent but rather parallel in orientation in the m/z vs. RT plane.
The temperatures of the wires and bulk alloys evolve in rather parallel ways upon ageing in air at moderate temperatures (250 °C); thus a difference of about 20 or 50 °C for the ternary and quinternary alloys, respectively, persists in the transformation temperatures between wires and bulk, due to the finer microstructure of the wires.
Thereby, the female's antennae were bended out of the V-shape into a rather parallel position (Supplementary Video 2).
This is because this region unwinds to make the three α chains rather parallel and suppresses bending motion (cf, Figure 3).
Typhoon Haiyan ran rather parallel to the east-west direction; therefore, it was not the worst possible case for its given wind speed and atmospheric pressure.
Our hypothesis is not contradicted by the observation of dedifferentiation in cancer tissues, but rather parallels this finding: tissues with a greater dedifferentiated phenotype will express a less specialized transcriptome.
In its insensitivity to abrogation of microtubule dynamics by taxol, polarization of T-cell centrosomes to the target, rather, parallels other types of microtubule rearrangements characteristic of leukocytes: during initiation of migration in neutrophils [39] and during retraction into the uropod in motile T cells [40].
Neutrophil CD64 expression differences were not influenced by WBC or neutrophil population variations among groups, rather paralleling a similar incremental stress-response of acute phase proteins.
Cistercian refectories were regularly placed at right angles opposite the church, rather than parallel, as in early plans.
Second, a concern of the majority of the crowd (many participants do not always share the concern) is a collaborative goal rather than parallel individual goals.
