Sentence examples for the better parallel from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the better parallel is Sarajevo 1914.

Maybe the better parallel is between Obama and Frank Robinson — in the managerial stage of his career, that is.

Bush saw himself as a latter-day Churchill — though there's an argument that the better parallel is Neville Chamberlain — and put his bust in the Oval Office, saying, "He watches my every move".

In doing so, Dudley is targeting the same breed of frustrated independent voters who last fall helped elect Republican governors Robert F. McDonnell in Virginia and Chris Christie in New Jersey (the better parallel of the two).

3) Parallel compression experiments verify that with the data records increase in a certain range, the cluster has a better parallel processing efficiency, and S′(m,n)(p) and C (m,n)(p) of cloud cluster further prove that big data processing of smart substation based on Hive is feasible.  .

The state information agency, Russia Today, headlined its press conference on Mr Nemtsov's killing as "Murders of Politicians: the Methods of Maidan".Other analysts say a better parallel is not the Kirov murder, but the waves of political killings that swept through Latin American political dictatorships in the 1960s, or Italy in the late 1970s.

Simulation results for a nucleation process with 4 000 000 particles show that the hybrid method achieves better parallel performance than either spatial or force decomposition alone, especially when applied to a large scale particle system with non-uniform spatial density.

This raises the question: what sounds to you like a better parallel with the Soviet monolith, government officials threatening an academic institution because they disapprove of the ideological content of an event being held there, or a department agreeing to sponsor that event as part of a general policy to encourage student endeavors?

But Markram argues that a better parallel is the Human Genome Project.

CONCLUSIONS: Compared with Kaplan-Meier survival curves, the gap analysis approach may better parallel clinical experience with patient persistence, in which patients stop and restart medications for a variety of reasons over time.

To my mind, a better parallel would be the Catholic Herald refusing to publish an anti-Catholic tirade.