Sentence examples for understood in parallel from inspiring English sources

Higher-level theories are thus understood in parallel to historicist large-scale research traditions as guiding inquiry and as the touchstones by which the evidential impact of learned propositions on theory are measured.

Perhaps the Wiener-Dogs are supposed to be understood in the same parallel-reality sense.

Ultimately, therefore, it is probable that the function of electrostatic charge, and avidity in general, can only be adequately understood in conjunction with other, parallel processes, such as glycosylation.

This parallels other research that suggests communities are understood in generic or homogenous ways that influence how these initiatives are understood.

These results are in natural harmony with antiparallel orientation and are difficult to understand in terms of a parallel-topology dimer, but do not by themselves provide rigorous proof.

How can we understand this phenomenon in parallel to other changes which occur in the late-modern society, for example increased individualisation, reflexivity and awareness of risks?

We understand that parallel schemes were introduced to the New York Metro system in the 1950s.

Both these results are understood simply in terms of parallel feedforward effects in the coherent feedforward module.

This is another way in which the caudal fin and barbel might be studied in parallel, to understand why one appendage retains and one loses regenerative capacity after repeated trauma.

This limits our ability to image multiple cell/islet populations and/or biological processes in parallel to understand their interactions and dynamics.

He even seems to understand the parallels between the war in Iraq and the Vietnam War, but then he goes on to make the same mistake that was made by pundits about Vietnam.