Sentence examples for said parallel from inspiring English sources

Domain Specific Languages (or DSL) have been proposed as a solution to facilitate this design but few of those DSLs actually take full advantage of said parallel architectures.

In the future, Mr. Mundie said, parallel software will take on tasks that make the computer increasingly act as an intelligent personal assistant.

The surface plasmon enhanced optical amplification is proposed, designed and simulated in Kretschmann geometry formed by a 500 μm thick, 10 mm long and 5 mm wide BK7 parallel slab and 29 nm thin gold layer which is sandwiched between the said parallel slab and 20 nm thin GaAs layer.

The outgoing chief executive, Sir Andrew Witty, who will hand over to the company's consumer healthcare chief Emma Walmsley at the end of March, said parallel trade could "cease in entirety," depending on the terms of Britain's exit from the EU.

The uprising of the Vendée and its brutal suppression were, he said, parallel to the Bolsheviks' suppression of peasant uprisings in Tambov and in Western Siberia in the early nineteen-twenties: That revolution brings out instincts of primordial barbarism, the sinister forces of envy, greed, and hatred — this even its contemporaries could see all too well.

The uprising of the Vendée and its brutal suppression were, he said, parallel to the Bolsheviks' suppression of peasant uprisings in Tambov and in Western Siberia in the early nineteen-twenties: **{:.break one} ** That revolution brings out instincts of primordial barbarism, the sinister forces of envy, greed, and hatred — this even its contemporaries could see all too well.

The author of the "Lincoln" screenplay, Tony Kushner, said parallels to Albany today were unintentional, but not unwelcome.

There were, he said, parallels to be drawn.

Molecules may prefer to align so that their director is, say, parallel to an applied electric field.

Hilllary's cookies — they are hers, no matter what the campaign or Family Circle says — parallel her race to the White House, too.

But critics say immigrants in particular face new dangers from the proposals that they say parallel the treatment of Japanese in this country during the 1940's.