Sentence examples for travel parallel to from inspiring English sources

Therefore, photo-holes travel parallel to the surface causing lateral extension of the oxide growth even at the dark surface.

Light that strikes solar cells made from them, Atwater says, can be forced to "turn a corner" and travel parallel to the surface of the thin film.

Dr. Syms is currently using the method to build devices that process beams of light or particles that travel parallel to the wafer or that help control electromagnetic fields.

Gunay [1] remarked that when two vehicles travel parallel to each other, they tend to shy away.

This deflection causes the beam to travel parallel to the ( z )-axis, resulting in parallel illumination of the sample.

Walkers usually prefer to move on flat surfaces and travel parallel to a contour line, as a rugged terrain and change in the elevation of the surface (i.e., slope) and the direction that a slope faces (i.e., aspect) are likely to lead to discomfort as the result of the instability, speed reduction and fatigue caused by the consumption of greater metabolic energy.

In cross-flow filtration, the liquid travels parallel to the filter, not perpendicular to it.

Light sheet is orthogonal to the glass surface and travels parallel to it.

He had been leaning out of the window and operating a camera, which was shooting a stunt car travelling parallel to his vehicle.

When a beam of photons travels parallel to the Earth's surface, as in the Canaries, it must pass through the densest part of the atmosphere, increasing the likelihood of bumping into a molecule of air, which destroys the entanglement.

At Edgware Road, passengers from a train travelling parallel to the one bombed by Mohammad Sidique Khan smashed the windows of their own carriage and clambered across the tracks to hurry to the aid of the wounded "without regard for their personal safety", said Mr Keith.