Sentence examples for the nearest parallel from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the nearest parallel of all.

The nearest parallel is the fragmented privatisation of Britain's railways.

"The nearest parallel I can find is with football clubs banning writers they don't like".

The nearest parallel is the perma nent suspension of gold payments by Britain on Sept, 21, 1931.

London's Soul Jazz is probably the nearest parallel, in terms of brand identity, quality control and a coherent aesthetic encompassing both music and packaging.

The nearest parallel to the Olympics nowadays is probably a war, an outburst of patriotic fervour, fathered by mild mendacity out of public expenditure.

The nearest parallels to Pro Publica may be the Center for Investigative Reporting in Berkeley, Calif., and the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting in Washington, groups that support in-depth work and have had considerable success getting it published or broadcast in mainstream media.

Moreover, the cubic 3C β-SiC and the spinel phase MgAl2O4 exhibited a parallel OR, while the MgAl2O4 and Al matrix had a semicoherent interface without a certain OR, except of the near parallel OR for some spinel particles.

The near parallel relationship among the regression lines affirms that the T2 interval contributes equally to recognition irrespective of the size of the display set.

If a pair of conjugate Burgers vectors are parallel with different magnitudes, the interface will contain a set of dislocations alternating with O-lines which are usually inclined to the near-parallel conjugate planes.

Thus, the near-parallel insertion most likely occurred after the divergence of humans and apes from old world monkeys, but before the radiation of the old world monkeys.