Sentence examples for seem parallel from inspiring English sources

The two laws seem parallel to me.

Others are implementing ideas that seem parallel (so to speak) to this one: multiple cores, specialty on-call silicon, and ARM's big-little chips.

These observations seem parallel to events we have observed in M. sexta.

The adjusted cumulative incidence curves in Figure  3a) demonstrate that the increased rate of AF in the weight gain group is apparent at approximately 1 year with full separation at year 2; beyond this point in time the curves for weight gain, respectively stable weight seem parallel.

Yet the conference was a kind of crossroads for him — an intersection of two careers, two philosophies of life, that once seemed parallel.

At the beginning, cutting progress seemed parallel, and the cuts fairly complementary, as fat was removed and beef began to be sectioned.

For instance, the implementation of domains seems parallel for most schools in the United Arab Emirates, England, and Japan, with only differences in the TICS 'intercepts' of the patterns (i.e., level of implemented curriculum scores).

Yet for all the seeming parallels between the cases, people who worked on the Louima case say the differences seem vast.

The speaker, Kenneth Pienta, an oncologist from the University of Michigan (and now at Johns Hopkins), had heard about the quagga crisis, and been struck by the seeming parallels with cancer.

His views seem to parallel those found in strict Islamic societies where women are segregated lest they inflame men's passions.

These functions in TCM seem to parallel the plant's strong vital force in the desert.