Sentence examples for slightly parallel from inspiring English sources

When irradiated by neutrons, graphite expands perpendicular to the base plane and contracts slightly parallel to it.

The head of adult T. confusum is visible from above, it has no beak, and the thorax is slightly parallel on its sides (Fig. 1a).

No significant degradation of resistance ratio was observed under room temperature, and there is a slightly parallel descent of the HRS and LRS at 85°C.

I find this take on infinity and the concept of slightly parallel universes quite fascinating.

Similarly, a slightly parallel alignment can be found at intermediate distances.

In a slightly parallel line of work, functional richness (number of different plant functional types) and composition has also been shown to increase stability [ 26, 34- 41].

For shading he used slightly diagonal parallel cuts.

Is there a slightly worrying parallel between those products and modern-day tablet apps, given that many people in the publishing industry see CD-ROMs as having been a flop for digital book products?

With four gymnasts able to compete on each apparatus for the team with three scores to count, Whitlock's slightly wobbly parallel bars routine was ruled out, with Purvis moving third in the all-around competition with a score of 14.733 for his routine.

This contrasts with W. Europe, where total emissions trajectories decline slightly in parallel with declines in livestock populations.

Constant c should be larger than one, as otherwise very short strips would be favoured over significantly longer, but slightly less parallel strips.