Sentence examples for seem to be parallel from inspiring English sources

Even race-based affirmative action does not really seem to be parallel to antidiscrimination policies that take account of disability.

The curves seem to be parallel to each other and the mass flow rate increase is beneficial for the heat transfer.

These narratives of fear, anxiety, hypervigilance and constant worry that we collected from our trans participants seem to be parallel to someone who's had a traumatic history.

Senator Allard argued that there did seem to be parallels between the Deutch and Lee cases, saying both men had "made similar mistakes in the fact that they both had information that was very important to this country on unsecured computers".

There would seem to be parallels in the history of science.

"Proposed" here is two-faced; it could lead readers down a false trail by seeming to be parallel to "opposed".

The driver, who on some level seemed to be parallel parking, pulled forward, then reversed again, and struck a taxi parked on the other side of the street.

About the vertical alignment of the QDs, from the micrograph in the inset of Figure1 (a) it seems to be parallel to the growth direction.

The Nomadic settlement project (which seems to be parallel to the Comfortable Housing project in Tibet Autonomous Region (Goldstein 2010), was implemented in Qinghai Province in 2009, and is also managed by the provincial Agricultural and Animal Husbandry office.

This seems to be parallel to your life.

The other key result which we found interesting is the orientational and positional preference of the amphipathic ST segment, which seems to be parallel to the lipid leaflets.