And I do have a sense of a parallel future which could have been so different if I hadn't won the Orange.
This hint, which will no doubt cause fan theories to be revised countless times over, might help us make sense of this parallel between Pulp Fiction and Kill Bill.
The original descriptive sense of "morality," parallel to the descriptive senses of "etiquette" and "law," has two formal features: that morality is a code of conduct that is put forward by a society and that members of that society accept it as a guide for their behavior.
Those views might well alienate him from American readers who approve of the war, and his sense of the parallels between America's incursion into the region and those of the Roman Empire could irk them further.
The structural tetrahedrons spiral upward through the crystal in the sense of the handedness parallel to the c axis.
In this case, the heuristic argument derives from the observation that if \ \textbf{NC} = \textbf{P}\), then it would be the case that every problem \(X\) possessing a \(O(n^{k_1})\) sequential algorithm could be 'sped up' in the sense of admitting a parallel algorithm which requires only time \(O(\log^c(n))\) using \(O(n^{k_2})\) processors.
The energy consumption comparison of parallel sensing scheme and sensing scheme of SMC-MAC [27] is also shown in Fig. 11.
So the show's writers returned to a story whose conclusion viewers had seen, at least in a sense, producing a kind of parallel prequel.
where τps is the sensing duration of each channel and N g is the number of parallel sensing groups.
We report a novel multichannel surface plasmon resonance (SPR) sensor based on the combination of parallel sensing channel architecture and the method of spectral discrimination of sensing channels.
