parallel processing

Examples of parallel

parallel
Her disfigured condition, however, parallels the aphasia of the human narrator and his guide.
Awareness of such parallels can then help to advance research in one area by means of the insights gained in another.
Much of the material consists of readable summaries of research findings, with references to well-known literary parallels and case studies.
They are typical of the kind of factual information which may be expected of children and could be paralleled elsewhere.
There are clear parallels between universals and acquisition.
I have used anthropological and archaeological sources not as true parallels, but rather as the already mentioned frames of reference.
All of this closely parallels the perspective of developmental psychopathology.
Further, the correlations between teacher ratings and the four domains closely paralleled the relation between parent ratings and these domains.
However, in typical development there is a characteristic "rise and fall" of glucose metabolism that parallels changes in synaptic density in the cortex.
Characteristics of the villanesca's comic language such as parody and reproach also find strong parallels in carnivalesque genres.
I have proposed a strategy for theorizing about teams which parallels the strategy that has generated our current theories of individual choice.
Pure declines in nutrient stocks, and losses of topsoil and soil-physical structures are therefore parallels to the distinction between renewable and exhaustible resources.
A study of possible parallels would be interesting.
Finally, the simultaneous production of signs and words has certain parallels with the monolingual production of co-speech gestures and spoken words.
The organizational hierarchy of the major political parties parallels the administrative hierarchy of the government-division, district and thana levels.
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Collocations withparallel

parallel

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clear parallel
They are poorly to well sorted, have a muddy matrix, and often display very clearparallel laminations.
close parallel
This is a closeparallel to the good advice often given to programmers to declare their variables in as small a scope as possible.
closest parallel
I think this is the closestparallel which one can find.
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