Sentence examples for taking place parallel from inspiring English sources
A two-day meeting of the regional anti-FGM/C network of governmental and civil society organizations – established to create a common understanding and approach in the quest to achieve total abandonment – is taking place parallel to the public declarations.
The motion of the individual particles of the material takes place parallel to the wave front and perpendicular to the direction of propagation of the wave.
But the pilot project effort has taken place parallel to the general discussions over the health care legislation, said Karen Ignagni, the president of America's Health Insurance Plans.
Since cleavage involves a splitting of the crystal along specific planes, it will preferentially take place parallel to those planes which are weakly bonded.
Indeed, the opening event took place parallel to the International Design Festival Berlin (DMY) and the Make City Festival for architecture and urban alternatives.
This bubble was one of the topics discussed at this year's Open Forum session titled "Higher Education Investmentt or Waste?," which took place parallel to the WEF in Davos.
The J8 takes place parallel to the G8 meeting, which will be held this year in L'Aquila, Italy.
The Junior 8 is a children and young people's version of the G8 meeting and takes place parallel to the G8 Summit.
It is usual that cell division within kidney tubules takes place parallel to the basal membrane in the x-axis, i.e. perpendicular to the tubular longitudinal y-axis and it is possible to visualize this either by examining whole tubules or by looking at transverse sections through tubules, where cell division primarily occurs at the luminal surface (32, 33).
In this kind of process, there is no concentration difference across the reaction front, but short-range diffusion takes place paralleling to the reaction front and the two components separate into two different phases.
A subplot with Bart also takes place, paralleling the fable The Boy Who Cried Wolf.
