Sentence examples for usually parallel to from inspiring English sources

Particle grain is usually parallel to the surfaces, and panels are produced as separate boards, as in plywood manufacture.

The main direction of ground motion polarization is usually parallel to the slope deformation (e.g., Burjánek et al. 2010, 2017).

Bronchial lacerations are usually parallel to the cartilage rings as opposed to tracheal ones that are vertical to the cartilage rings.

The last subclade of the Cyrtochilum-group is composed of a mixture of species included in various genera, whose common features are more or less connate lateral sepals, stout gynostemium, usually parallel to the lower part of the lip, and bent in the geniculate manner above base.

The semicircular canals within the inner ear aid in balance, and the lateral semicircular canal is usually parallel to the ground when the animal holds its head in an alert posture.

Clinically, they are associated with manifestation due to the prominent increase in serum PRL levels (hyperprolactinemia) which are usually parallel to the tumor size.

In addition, the rare sliding events in differentiated control cells were usually restricted to movements parallel to the long axis of the cell, while microtubules were observed to loop in oMAP4-depleted cells, similarly to undifferentiated cells.

They prefer junctions of sandy and rocky substrates near reefs (used by many fishes for shelter) usually orienting themselves either toward or parallel to nearby vertical structures.

Railway lines and highways usually parallel the district's river courses.

The effects of opioids usually parallel the plasma concentrations but with a temporal shift.

The induction of aromatase expression in POM usually parallels and is thought to contribute markedly to the activation of male copulatory behavior [78], [79].