Sentence examples for that parallel to from inspiring English sources

In the left figures of Fig. 7, the stress distributions are relatively uniform over the whole specimen when the loading is applied to the direction that parallel to the flat surfaces of the coin-shaped insulations (x-direction), although the vicinity of the insulations shows less stress values than other parts.

If you want to make that parallel to the human body, we do all of the circulatory and respiratory systems.

That parallel to Sprint was probably not lost on Sprint employees because many have been asking the question: Can Mr. Hesse save his crew and stop the company from sinking?

Mr. Sarkozy's friends have also said that parallel to his White House meeting, Chancellor Angela Merkel will be going to China on his behalf to sound out the latest Chinese stance on the issue.

I could be persuaded to put a more benevolent interpretation on so much of what you have done, if it weren't for the fact that parallel to the assault on liberty has been your move against Parliament in favour of giving the Executive more arbitrary powers.

Blue, pale blue, and orange arrows indicate other directions than that parallel to the trench axis (see text in details).

(In "The Next Act," November 27, 2006 — a piece that also looked at Cheney's influence — and in "The Redirection," March 5, 2007, Hersh wrote that parallels to Iran-Contra were a source of anxiety for some Bush officials).

Is there a theory for modules with both finite uniserial and couniserial dimensions that parallels to Krull Schmidt Remak Azumaya theorem?

(2) Is there a theory for modules with both finite uniserial and couniserial dimensions that parallels to Krull Schmidt Remak Azumaya theorem?  .

It's a situation that feels parallel to that of the black men who get burned by one black woman and then decide we all suck.

Note that s1 corresponds to the walls that are parallel to the antenna baseline.