Parallel parking is hard enough, but what about parallel parking on network television?
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They all thrive in ecosystems between the 26th parallel north and the 93th parallel south.
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Come down until your thighs are below parallel, or as close as you can get to parallel.
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But one of the striking things about that one, they're not parallel ... they're parallel in some ways.
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I find tree bark a beautiful parallel to skin, and roots a parallel to veins and neurons.
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"Rather than do things sequentially, you do them in parallel, or as close to parallel as possible," Miels said.
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Bloomberg says his coalition has offered a "parallel pledge," but really it has formed the beginnings of a parallel government.
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" The developers disavowed liability in cases where the source discovered the parallel and, implicitly worse, when "the source and their parallel engage.
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Sometimes, it's as if there are parallel Rihannas, in parallel universes, who are all being simultaneously viewed through the kaleidoscope of infinite time.
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She won the parallel World Cup title the last two seasons and the last two world championships in parallel giant slalom, which will be her only chance for an Olympic medal now that parallel slalom has been removed from the program for Pyeongchang.
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Rescuers hope to send someone down the parallel shaft, dig a tunnel parallel to the boy, and bring him back up, the outlets said.
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So I wouldn't drive the parallel too far, but if you look not at the men, but the coalition, then the parallel is really striking.
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She will compete this weekend in Super G and parallel slalom, a relatively new event where competitors go head-to-head, racing simultaneously on parallel courses.
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The threat to global trade institutions is not of Chinese parallel trade circumventing the current order, but rather a challenge from China establishing a parallel trade system.
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With his parallel track nuclear extortion racket proceeding so swimmingly inside his parallel universe, why would the anti-social North Korean leader ever set foot outside it?
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Drawing a parallel channel line leads the technician to conclude that Apple could rally to meet the top line or the parallel channel, which sits at around $200.
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Tianjin is the biggest port in China in terms of parallel car imports, bringing in around 70 percent of country's overall parallel car imports, according to a Commerce Ministry report.
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I remember looking at a bunch of math problems that talked about parallel lines, and thought to myself: could you actually get something to be perfectly parallel in real life?
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" "There is not a parallel in contemporary Canadian history.
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NASA's battery configuration — series or parallel — varies by mission.
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On a Kiev street parallel to the presidential administration building, dozens of young activists are shaping a new European-style state, building parallel institutions and drafting laws that are pushed through parliament.
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World champion in the parallel giant slalom snowboarding and a former world champion in the parallel slalom, she could yet enjoy unprecedented medal success in the two separate snow sports in Pyeongchang.
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A Bronx Tale isn't trying to draw a direct parallel between its mob boss and the new president-elect, but it doesn't have to try for the parallel to be glaring anyway.
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Taco development often occurs in parallel, in fits and starts.
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It then solves them in advance and in parallel fashion.
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The Swiss watch market exists within a blissful parallel universe.
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Stormer material was also made available on a "parallel" site.
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Haftar is allied to a parallel government in the east.
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Everything seems designed to call attention to the Trump parallel.
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They share numbers because they run parallel to one another.
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The Justice Department filed parallel criminal charges in that case.
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Be sure to keep your body parallel to the ground.
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The celebrity scions' parallel lives go back to the 22013s.
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He then drew a parallel between the way Lt. Col.
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That's right: Skarsgård's Henry was zapped into a parallel universe.
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It has become something of a parallel, but uncensored, internet.
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And in parallel with that, I wrote the four scripts.
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The American election in November may parallel the British story.
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China's equivalent of the Gestapo might not appreciate this parallel.
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Some now divine a parallel government operating in the territory.
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Those unused results are the "parallel world" you never see.
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That's why I think of this as a parallel present.
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The department's internal affairs bureau is conducting a parallel investigation.
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On almost a parallel track is French biotech DBV Technologies.
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Are you working in parallel, like playing that chess game?
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But Barclays uses the ingenious parallel of an infectious disease.
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He also raised two smaller parallel funds at the time.
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In yet another parallel to Jon, Benjen was also resurrected.
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Graham sometimes felt like a visitor from a parallel dimension.
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Parallel marches took place in 800 locations across the world.
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We do not have a parallel track for face surveillance.
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A final point concerns the relevance of the outsourcing parallel.
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BEC (business email compromise) scams run many operations in parallel.
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The DoE is absolutely helping support research into parallel worlds.
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It was a parallel that wasn't lost on the actors.
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For us, that was sort of a parallel of tragedy.
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They're parallel opposites but they could also bond over something.
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On November 15, Parallel will post all the submissions online.
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"We have different departments working towards parallel goals," he says.
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"Keep the phone's face parallel to the building," he said.
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In parallel, however, a nasty patent dispute has been unfolding.
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So we've got these parallel patterns going on at once.
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Something of a parallel was seen among Democrats in 6900.
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Grossman's Eliot and Quentin parallel Waugh's Sebastian and Charles closely.
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"This case is, in many respects, without parallel," he said.
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American values should never parallel the values of our enemy.
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Duncan and Jenny parallel what's happening to Jon and Daenerys.
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There's a truly insane bit of parallel storyline happening here.
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A parallel challenge is brewing from within the Jewish establishment.
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Perhaps. In any event, the parallel, the mimesis, is troubling.
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Kennedy and King moved along parallel lines after 1964. Sen.
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Now imagine it hovering, propellers rotating parallel to the ground.
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I would parallel that to my relationship with my wife.
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Our side effects and symptoms were suddenly on parallel tracks.
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The goal was a proper turn, with the skis parallel.
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There is a parallel being drawn between Bernie and Arnold.
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Are these rows parallel, and are they the same thickness?
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Some of this seems to parallel Christianity's rise in China.
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I won't bother to tell you how to parallel park.
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The-- move to autonomous and electric are proceeding in parallel.
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On Soccer Filippo Galli does not draw the parallel lightly.
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That is a parallel Galli is not afraid to make.
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Translation tools are already scraping the bottom of the parallel
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To further the parallel, the Swiss are carrying forward appeasement.
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Let's draw a quick parallel between Toronto and Oklahoma City.
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And we'll have workshops and other demos running in parallel.
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A parallel proceeding will continue in New York as well.
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We have to find a parallel way of getting there.
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And this is something that can be done in parallel.
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Because of this, he grew up in a parallel universe.
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More than 30 parallel deals are also in the pipeline.
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This will continue in parallel with the Corktown campus development.
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Does that parallel to where DAP is in his life?
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You can parallel park your yacht, Eos, no problem. Deny.
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The differences are too pronounced for the parallel to hold.
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It seemed like such a vivid parallel for today's world.
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And there is simply no parallel on the other side.
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They held parallel rallies in Washington, Des Moines and Denver.
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Ed's investigation leads him to, yes, one more parallel reality.
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At first fiction and reality unfolded as if in parallel.
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Parallel measures apply to countering Iran's proxies around the region.
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Sort of the ultimate, you made a parallel to Facebook.
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But Abdullah held his own parallel inauguration Monday, as well.
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The final episodes of each series are also pretty parallel.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission filed a parallel civil case.
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The investigation is running parallel to civil and criminal probes.
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He is confident that Factum's facsimile technology is without parallel.
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Breton said the bloc and Britain had developed parallel policies.
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A parallel story line hits many of the same notes.
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I'm a pretty good parallel parker with minimal road rage.
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Two main stories run on parallel tracks in the film.
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The campaigns can proceed in parallel and serve complementary goals.
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SEC defendants often face parallel criminal actions or private litigation.
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The problem is compounded by parallel cuts to social services.
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A parallel tally by domestic observers endorsed the official result.
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Young and Murphy's new effort runs parallel to that one.
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"This will generate a parallel intelligence structure," Mr. Aguirre said.
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Many know it simply by its latitude: the 38th Parallel.
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The move runs parallel to an effort led by Sens.
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Yes, and I think this is a really important parallel.
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I'd love to see more "parallel lives" crossovers like that.
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It's a parallel universe of: What if slavery didn't happen?
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In January of that same year, Muss had injured his shoulder during practice but had put off having surgery in order to keep competing in both the parallel slalom and giant parallel slalom snowboarding.
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Another follower asked Musk to include features that assist with parallel parking, to which the CEO responded that the pickup "will parallel park automatically" with the help of 360-degree cameras and sonar technology.
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I looked directly out my [car] passenger window and parallel with me was a small domed craft, what appeared to be hovering, but it also stayed parallel with me as I continued to drive.
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In real life, when the cars are parallel, that's just the beginning of our flashbacks to high school Driver's Ed, but I liked the way having the cars parallel to each other signaled the revealer.
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" Now here comes the movie parallel: "Penelope puts together her car?
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Nord Stream 2 will consist of two pipelines running in parallel.
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The study continued at a parallel site, the Tokyo Heart Center.
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But even in the parallel universe, the couple can't escape problems.
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But in this parallel universe, everything is, well, a little off.
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Imagine you're driving parallel to a car in the adjacent lane.
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All that parallel processing is made serial in the last moment.
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In many ways, questions around EVs parallel questions around renewable energy.
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Another change is allowing states to establish specific, parallel insurance marketplaces.
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It is a parallel government with sharply limited powers, of course.
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They worked in parallel, rarely collaborating, each having a distinctive vision.
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His broad, uniting appeal is without parallel in our divided country.
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Is there another political parallel there that you were looking at?
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That isn't necessarily a direct parallel with something related to war.
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A parallel story unfolded in journalism over the last two decades.
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It also seems like there's a parallel to abstinence-only education.
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Same-sex couples and religious dissenters make parallel claims to liberty.
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There is another parallel between political language now and in 1989.
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In the beginning of it, it was like having parallel lives.
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German anxieties are fuelled by long-standing concerns over "parallel societies".
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Against the grainThe closest parallel to all this is the 1850s.
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This specialization makes them ideal for machine learning, specifically parallel computing.
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The band should sit level across your back— parallel to floor.
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As the stock markets wobble again, that parallel may seem unnerving.
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Discussing The Beatles raises a curious parallel with Heidecker's own career.
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But there are already two freeways running parallel to Route 1.
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Well, but I think the question is, is it in parallel?
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The group is most known for their 1978 album Parallel Lines.
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This is the whole point of a GPU: massively parallel computation.
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An exact parallel to that doesn't exist in the gaming industry.
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In a parallel operating space, Teddy is giving Riggs what for.
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They provide a range of virtual environments, hardware and parallel services.
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Mr English tells the new and the older tales in parallel.
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Blatter is among those who also face a parallel Swiss investigation.
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"It's almost a parallel world we are living in," he said.
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The X-Men often parallel the struggles of the LGBTQ+ community.
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Don't your family members kind of parallel great characters in television?
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Since leaving Apple, McNamara has gone on to start Parallel Domain.
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Within "a matter of seconds," Parallel Domain can generate that world.
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Next question: Will the Congressional investigations continue in parallel to Mueller's?
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Summit is experiencing an offline parallel to Facebook's own rocky evolution.
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Parallel investigations had tried to identify the first Dread Pirate Roberts.
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Still, he does see a parallel with plot of the show.
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That may or may not also parallel opinions on President Trump.
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It's a pullback that is best defined with two parallel lines.
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Be sure that they're perfectly parallel and about an inch apart.
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There was an eerie parallel to the infamous Ford Pinto memo.
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It's even able to steer out of a parallel parking spot.
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The lower trend line is parallel to the upper trend line.
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Seconds later, another fighter jet shoots out down a parallel runway.
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Have you considered an acquisition track in parallel to a fundraise?
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It contained parallel circuitry for handling both real and imaginary components.
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"These interventions have no parallel in market economies," the report stated.
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Sunday night's episode, "Ouroboros," folds in yet another parallel story line.
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The investigation has run parallel to investigations by multiple congressional committees.
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The Turkish government planned to make a parallel announcement in Ankara.
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Running negotiations in parallel would risk overwhelming the available political "bandwidth".
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Then lift your right leg up, while keeping the thighs parallel.
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Is there a parallel here for you as a black women?
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Bulgarian Finance Minister Vladislav Goranov said the two processes were parallel.
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What is taught online often runs parallel with HBS's classroom curriculum.
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Eventually, automatic parallel parking will be standard on all new cars.
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The Naval diocese is conducting a parallel, independent investigation, Pantas said.
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Once again, this dimension intersects with, rather than running parallel to,
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The three women form a parallel, narrower line near the front.
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He has learned to live by parallel logic regarding his achievements.
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In parallel, theoretical astrophysicists have brainstormed how this change might happen.
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It's almost more fun because we occupy different parallel aesthetic places.
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"There's a parallel from the story to reality," says BEP's apl.de.ap.
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But they have yet to release parallel data of their own.
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I bruised my arms learning to chicken-wing over parallel bars.
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Cynicism runs parallel with these cultural moments for many of us.
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Milevsky: There's a parallel to how investing has evolved in general.
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In parallel, the objects that surround us are increasingly power-hungry.
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The closest parallel to that in the west is certainly Britain.
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A trading channel is created by two parallel sloping trend lines.
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This is what "Parallel Lives" will teach you: Intimacy is easy.
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Which brings us to a final parallel to the Bush administration.
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With that, his parallel career as a collector began in earnest.
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Queen Elizabeth is "a celebrity brand name without parallel," he said.
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Parallel investigations are ongoing in New York, Los Angeles, and London.
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And this part, there's a rough parallel to the web, right?
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All frontal or back planes remain parallel to the picture plane.
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WOODWARD: Yeah, the original — well, that's, yeah, that's an interesting parallel.
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At the early stages Dyson had two teams working in parallel.
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This is obviously not a parallel to voting on health care.
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There is a parallel here of course to our own world.
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This is probably where the parallel with the Trump administration stops.
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The slow pace of wage growth is driving a parallel debate.
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Told in parallel narratives that eventually converge, the novel begins twice.
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"What we start with is two things in parallel," Mackasek explains.
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The capital is the ultimate prize for Haftar's eastern parallel government.
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I feel the Bern, and I think there is a parallel.
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"You'd have to have some kind of parallel approach," he said.
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However, the parallel grip handles are fairly small and awkwardly positioned.
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I assumed there was this parallel experience happening at all times.
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There has been a parallel trend in high school graduation rates.
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Trump appears to sincerely live in a QAnon-style parallel universe.
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The company parallel-tracked efforts with Emirates and came up short.
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Further "robust enforcement measures" will proceed in parallel with continued talks.
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"I was harassed constantly," Kush said of nights spent parallel parked.
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James Gleick, in "The Information," lays out a parallel in music.
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Klobuchar isn't the only one to draw the Watergate parallel. Rep.
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Notably, the parallel Russian-led talks have mostly blocked women's participation.
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There's an unintended but notable parallel here, potentially a problematic one.
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The N.H.S. is carrying out a parallel investigation into the Trust.
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If the nub is parallel with the spine, it's a girl.
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Solving the riddle of parallel parking will take a bit longer.
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The parallel between destruction and abstraction is hard to escape here.
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Such an adaptation would have involved making two arguments in parallel.
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Throughout, China and Russia are conflated and equated as parallel adversaries.
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THE PLOT Ishiro Honda's Japanese film from Toho tells parallel stories.
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There's no parallel to the sanctioned violence of boxing and MMA.
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And according to Belle, their careers have unfolded along parallel paths.
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Together we will create an unparalleled experience in a parallel world.
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Hughes draws a parallel between the truck's presence and street art.
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At a glance, many of the Parallel Botany plants appear unremarkable.
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People seem quite able and happy to live in parallel universes.
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Or the parallel "firsts" — first black US president, first US president.
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The only parallel that comes close is Ronald Reagan campaigning for George H.W. Bush in 21988 — a parallel that augurs well for Clinton, particularly because Obama is campaigning harder than the 77-year-old Reagan did.
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Given the growing number of parallel processing-based workloads, it wouldn't be surprising to see Intel bring the parallel computing capabilities of Phi to the more general-purpose server market in the future for machine-learning workloads.
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There is an uncomfortably close parallel with the rise of Labour's leader.
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Of course, none of these represents an exact parallel to today's situation.
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But anyway, long story short, in parallel, I'd been doing venture investors.
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Somebody was asking about this song called "Parallel Line" in the audience.
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Fani will move nearly parallel to the coast as it approaches India.
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It doesn't seem parallel to Kissinger having a back channel to China.
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"We have investments that are happening that are in parallel," Angelos says.
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Because it's kind of parallel to what I experienced with my mom.
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"We'll try to put any changes in a parallel bill," he said.
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A potential parallel could be the case of shuttered email provider Lavabit.
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Two years later, one line of his massively parallel attack paid off.
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Occasionally a spin will flip—a parallel atom will switch to antiparallel.
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"We think these parallel circuits help us quickly update memories," he said.
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And now it has a parallel in the world of fund investing.
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It was meant to be tongue-in-cheek — a little bit parallel.
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But for Star Wars fans, another close parallel may come to mind.
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You know who is surprised (and really psyched) about the parallel, though?
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What kind of governing body protects the Crossing between two parallel worlds?
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Do you think there's a parallel to the guys saving Eleven here?
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My music and my paintings live parallel lives, even though they're individuals.
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Do you expect them to run sort of parallel for a while?
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TRUMP'S 100-DAY DAZE The U.S. makes an interesting parallel to France.
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But London and some EU states may push for parallel trade talks.
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This might be an imaginable parallel between the automotive and aviation industries.
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Interestingly, researchers did not find a parallel on the flip side — i.e.
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Many white New Zealanders blithely pass their lives in a parallel world.
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The pole is just another apparatus, like the uneven or parallel bars.
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This must signal and demand a parallel, unyielding humanitarian commitment to Afghanistan.
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"To draw this parallel, Mr Wolf, is the last straw," Vilimsky responded.
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The firm says more than 40 individuals participated in the parallel fund.
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Mostly he presents their stories in parallel; only occasionally do they interact.
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And the parallel between the land's past and present is pretty unambiguous.
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That's why NASA must include fusible links between these cells in parallel.
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Stunting—being extremely short for one's age—has declined roughly in parallel.
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But the parallel with the 1970s is less apt than it seems.
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It can also identify and steer into parallel and perpendicular parking spots.
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HyTrust made the acquisition announcement in parallel with its latest funding announcements.
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The present-day parallel is uncanny: 2016 had #blacklivesmatter; 2017 had #metoo.
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Hong often fiddles with time and reality, creating parallel worlds that underline
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Clearly, DiGrassi is much better at parallel parking than I'll ever be.
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ICOs today present a parallel but reverse opportunity to Chinese retail investors.
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Every major adaptive radiation was likely accompanied by a parallel bacterial radiation.
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What Gerwig accomplishes with this staging is the idea of parallel reality.
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Dolly's nascent gender dysphoria runs parallel to her mother's own identity crisis.
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Gursky: For me, there is also a parallel on a content level.
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The installation comprises two even parallel rows of these suspended orb objects.
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The Pentagon has launched several parallel efforts to develop counter-drone systems.
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What if the Known World is a parallel universe to our own?
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Freelancer has a whole hidden, parallel transit network connecting its star systems.
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That inability to empathize would be a parallel to autistic-like behaviors.
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In truth, the Grenfell tragedy is not a perfect parallel for Katrina.
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A trading band is defined by parallel horizontal support and resistance levels.
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Now, eight years later, I could be living in a parallel universe.
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Your parallel parking omnidirectional dreams will have to wait a little longer.
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I think the parallel is that you both have a celebrity background.
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The street on which Rodríguez was shot runs parallel to the border.
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Another parallel: " As You Like It ," Grandage's favorite work in the canon.
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So, a space entity already exists in parallel with the three services.
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One nationalist Duma deputy even suggested hosting a parallel Olympics in Russia.
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However, Wednesday's gains may have set it up for a troubling parallel.
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" To which I always have said, "No, the parallel does not hold.
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In parallel, NATO defence ministers approved NATO's first space policy in June.
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And if it isn't, what's the fastest way to the parallel universe?
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Theirs, called momijigari, offers a fall parallel to spring's cherry blossom festivals.
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But the best parallel to today's General Electric may be Hewlett Packard.
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The Shed was turned ninety degrees, to become parallel with Thirtieth Street.
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I say let the personal farming revolution parallel the personal computing revolution.
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But there was no parallel rise in the output of female economists.
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Well, Briggs had been hiding out (how?) in a parallel dimension (where
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Another parallel is more fundamental and concerns the response to Trump's declaration.
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And in parallel, I am thinking about what I want to propose.
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Every little "it's a bit like" parallel sort of falls apart, really.
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A darker reading might find a parallel in other contemporary fundamentalist forces.
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They have raised concerns among investors they could become a parallel currency.
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Its terrible human rights record has no parallel in the world today.
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A parallel her girls often draw is between them and transgender people.
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You have something that's not exactly parallel here, but you're building Houseparty.
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The two companies followed parallel trajectories of success, eventually expanding beyond Denmark.
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Ivanka's husband also offers a strong parallel to Shiv's ambitious husband, Tom.
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Its parallel thumbsticks, shoulder buttons, and symbol-clad buttons have become iconic.
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It would be absurd to draw a parallel between such different figures.
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He likens these sustainable business models and protester demands to parallel streams.
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At times, their faces also displayed parallel lines of groves and striations.
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Survivalism has always followed a trajectory parallel to that of virulent nationalism.
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This was in parallel to the company taking efficiency steps, it said.
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The Russians are masters of this — they have built a parallel reality.
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Then he breathes in and goes back to parallel with the ground.
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"Did You Wonder Who Fired the Gun?" proceeds on several parallel tracks.
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Parallel proposals have been taken up by other governing bodies on campus.
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The car can park itself in both regular and parallel parking spots.
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It's this parallel life covered by a very small layer of regime.
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Do you really see it as a direct parallel with South Africa?
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Also, I wanted Bri's story to be parallel to hip-hop's story.
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One promising parallel to that season has been a change in goal.
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This scene sets up an additional parallel — one between Ezekiel and Daryl.
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It is almost a parallel plot, but not at all as effective.
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Mtshali and Mr. Muriisa are part of a huge parallel medical system.
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Asked about a parallel between Trotz and Arbour, Nystrom's answer was unequivocal.
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Doubles is a parallel universe at WTA events and Grand Slam tournaments.
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In parallel, both leaders hindered a major breakthrough based on Washington's blueprint.
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At first, the Litchfield power struggles run in separate but parallel spheres.
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But this season it seems as if you're getting into parallel universes.
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And these books do somewhat parallel the details of this writer's life.
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The pattern of China's handling of the outbreak has a historical parallel.
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You might say that it's a good example of PARALLEL PARKING. See?
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At the same time, Green has led a parallel career in Washington.
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If future tax cuts are planned, that will raise deficits in parallel.
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That's the case with "The Photograph," about parallel affairs of the heart.
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Then a spinoff, Narcos: Mexico, tracked a parallel cartel in Central America.
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But the parallel Ukraine campaign by Armstrong has not previously been reported.
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There is something truly irresponsible, I think, in taking this parallel seriously.
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In some places the choreography is parallel, not connected, to the music.
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I mean, to me that's like in a parallel universe, you know.
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Over the next 10 years, Brittany and Ryan unknowingly led parallel lives.
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Bad arguments against young people voting parallel bad arguments against anyone voting.
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That media ecology ran parallel to mainstream media for many, many decades.
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Other climate-related events were happening in parallel around New York City.
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They mostly lead parallel lives, occasionally crossing paths at ribbon-cutting ceremonies.
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Mr. Kiesewetter said his plan would provide a replacement or parallel program.
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I don't want to be in a parallel universe without Darlene, though.
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Proper foot position is crucial; keep your feet parallel to the rail.
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Erdogan said the coup attempt had been encouraged by the "parallel structure".
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However, this relatively placid 2023 parallel has long since fallen apart: Sen.
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It was 2012, and they had led parallel lives for seven years.
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It was 2002, so parallel to that, indie music was kicking off.
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We've created a parallel universe with its own physical laws governing space.
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Ecuador's changing attitudes toward Assange parallel the South American nation's shifting politics.
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Gingrich told Kelly that there are "two parallel universes" in this election.
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Chile's Foreign Ministry had granted the five parallel magistrates asylum in August.
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Can you speculate on what in your music draws out that parallel?
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The action occurred in parallel to the exhibition's private viewing for journalists.
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While Shoplifters is a good parallel, I actually kept thinking of Jordan Peele's Us. I mean, it's about another set of parallel families, one ready to take the other's place complete with subterranean horrors, secret, and forgotten ghosts.
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Dean Spiliotes: Democats and Republicans in parallel universes If voters want further proof that the Republican and Democratic presidential races are unfolding in parallel political universes, they need look no further than the two recent debates from each party.
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Interestingly, Ms. Sarsons has performed a parallel analysis of the field of sociology.
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Bitcoin advocates have always liked to draw a parallel to the early internet.
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My understanding is that Varoufakis was willing to go with a parallel currency.
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In it, you'll witness talented parallel parkers, insane crashes, and even meteor blasts.
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It's an interesting parallel, particularly given how the AMI story is now unraveling.
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We intend to pursue this offer in parallel with our acquisition of 21CF.
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As Fani approaches India it will be moving nearly parallel to the coast.
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At the time she said CA had been undertaking parallel pitches for Leave.
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A parallel drop is happening at ESPN, a dominant presence in sports coverage.
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Perdue told Mashable that there's a "direct parallel" between his message and Trump's.
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And are the characters secretly in a parallel universe that's actually a beehive?
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It's a great parallel to what it feels like to build a company.
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In parallel, independent contract recruiters have blurred the lines between internal and external.
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The parallel establishment is defined by its commitment to three non-negotiable opinions.
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We'd spin donuts in the snow or parallel park between two imaginary cars.
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ICOs are designed in certain ways to parallel IPOs, as the name implies.
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There is simply no parallel between this phenomenon and "market cap" in cryptocurrencies.
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But arguably it is the interwar period that is the most pertinent parallel.
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The Upside Down is a reference to a parallel dimension in Stranger Things.
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Since you have two parallel plates, the electric field should be fairly constant.
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"I don't know what parallel alternate universe the President operates in," said Sen.
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There's a parallel between witchcraft and people who feel either persecuted or ostracized.
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It's weirdly parallel to what's going on all over the world right now.
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The effort necessary to create a parallel net would likely outweigh the benefit.
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Meanwhile, the parents of those 38,336 students are caught between two parallel definitions.
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Marianne has a vision of fixing ourselves from within—there's a parallel there.
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And these #Melrus events in the Scandal parallel universe had Gladiators absolutely shook.
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The Mazda3 doesn't have parallel parking assist or anything like autonomous driving capabilities.
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Western intelligence agencies used to inhabit a parallel world where spy battled spy.
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The best cultural parallel is another children's book adaptation, the Harry Potter films.
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Does this mean he could somehow get sucked back to the parallel dimension?
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The automaker is pursuing two autonomous vehicle products in parallel: Chauffeur and Guardian.
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The department's internal affairs bureau is conducting a parallel investigation into the shooting.
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The coastal capital Tripoli is the ultimate prize for Haftar's eastern parallel government.
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Against this backdrop, we see a parallel transformation in the nature of warfare.
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In April, the mother-daughter duo posted parallel pics of themselves in bikinis.
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The second trend line is parallel to the first but this is coincidental.
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The whole situation above the 38th Parallel is far from futuristic or eerie.
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Italy's finance chief does not see ongoing talks over a parallel currency materializing.
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Perhaps GE has a better, parallel accounting system that it keeps under wraps.
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The last force is the kinetic friction force—it's parallel to the surface.
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I had one divider running parallel with the bottom to hold the camera.
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Scandal exists in a sort of parallel universe to our current political climate.
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"It would be next to impossible to find a parallel situation," he said.
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There's a whole bunch of crossover and a whole lot of parallel evolution.
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Why not confront this violent extremism threat together instead of operating parallel efforts?
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All the while, he was also nursing a parallel interest in dance music.
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Their cars pull away in parallel lanes, never crossing, their eyes not meeting.
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They operate as a parallel geography of care, alongside official channels and spaces.
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And that's working on their domestic systems and systems in parallel with Israel.
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Did making sculptures run parallel to your pursuit of baking as a hobby?
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Parallel parliaments and governments have operated in Tripoli and the east since 2014.
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Embraer said it is not party to those parallel criminal investigations in Brazil.
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"These two issues [were] being talked about simultaneously on parallel tracks," said Rouhani.
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The dinar has dived on the parallel market against the dollar since 2014.
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The Air Canada flight was instead headed for taxiway C, parallel to 28R.
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Underscore the parallel between a well-developed chess board and healthy civil institutions.
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Perhaps in parallel universe, McDonalds made enough szechuan sauce to satisfy the masses.
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He was theatrical, he was flamboyant, he was without parallel in his showmanship.
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Her three films included in the exhibition parallel Grigorescu's similarly filmed home actions.
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Once hips are slightly below parallel, jump up explosively, swinging arms behind you.
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It's an interesting parallel — and it's interesting that that's happening again right now.
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Do you see a parallel between the voyeur and the general film spectator?
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"It's a parallel to what the tobacco industry did," Mike Moore told me.
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To answer these questions, after the crash the novel splits into parallel narratives.
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Then, the officiant says something darkly parallel to the drama behind this relationship.
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Outside of a parallel public relations universe, this conversation never actually took place.
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"Instead of doing things sequentially, we're now doing them in parallel," Heck said.
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Berry's earlier legal troubles happened in parallel with his battle over his race.
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The closest parallel would be 19th-century Europe after the fall of Napoleon.
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Their distribution doesn't appear random; instead, rough chains run parallel to narrow fractures.
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But we'll also need parallel approaches at the state, county and city levels.
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"There seem to be several independent but somehow parallel investigation streams," Sharman said.
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So why is the less efficient parallel line model used at grocery stores?
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States both red and blue already have moved ahead with successful parallel programs.
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The battles within the scene run parallel to the country's wider culture wars.
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Then bend both knees until your front quad is parallel to the floor.
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The eastward parallel may take a person 13 days to bounce back from.
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Some joked that the decision meant we were living in a parallel universe.
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Seemingly unfolding in a futuristic parallel universe, his imagery is thrilling to behold.
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Tinkering with bank capital rules could be tricky without parallel EU changes, however.
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And I was concerned that Dr. Hill was correct about this parallel process.
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He said that parallel efforts to recover paintings from the Stedelijk were unsuccessful.
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"In that parallel universe," Seib wrote, Trump's successes would have gotten more attention.
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They asked pedantic questions about constitutional reform, unelected institutions and parallel security services.
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The parallel between the player and the ultimate antagonist seems to hold here.
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It won't be as bad this time, but it will parallel the past.
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The lines in the graphic generally move in parallel across the election cycles.
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Check out more work from the team at Parallel Studio on their website.
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A parallel event is being held in Glasgow to coincide with the hearing.
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Berlusconi has been supportive of a "parallel" currency to the euro, Chandler said.
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Why did a media titan seem like a fitting parallel for a monarch?
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This feeling runs parallel with the feeling of making an in-person visit.
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Inc. community outreach program in East Brooklyn — perceived a very specific contemporary parallel.
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It's moving nearly parallel to, but offshore of, the east coast of Florida.
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Yu parallel parks the massive vehicle with help from a back-up camera.
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They create secret police, parallel security services, politburos, inner- and outer-party structures.
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The two women first met at Dynamic, their lives having followed parallel trajectories.
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He finds moments like this a parallel to his previous career in trading.
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Along their parallel paths, they changed the business of baseball in two countries.
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I think we've created a new permanent war to parallel the Cold War.
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A commentary in Süddeutsche Zeitung drew a parallel between the cyberattack and terrorism.
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There is no parallel to that in any sort of regular employment situation.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission filed parallel civil actions against six of them.
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Democratic discourses must ultimately aim to bridge ethnic silos and parallel cultural lives.
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The parallel between this early Sufi icon and her contemporary devotee isn't perfect.
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They describe parallel private systems in which people with money jump the line.
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Come June 1951, the battle line had mostly stabilized near the 38th parallel.
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But trucks aren't allowed on the Merritt, unlike the parallel interstate, I-95.
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However fanciful, this was not the tree's only parallel to a coconut palm.
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The show declares a parallel between Melville's creations and the plague of drugs.
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But their culture developed in parallel with that of modern humans in Africa.
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It is a grand experiment with little parallel — and unknowable repercussions for children.
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Loundras ended up winning won a bronze medal in the team parallel bars.
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In a kinder, saner parallel universe, many of them would have been honoured.
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Athale also uses techniques like slow-motion and parallel editing to build dread.
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A large long ditch ran parallel to it, where ISIS had been fighting.
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The result is essentially two parallel books, starkly different in style and substance.
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Some instead spend the week attending parallel discussions, panels, corporate events and parties.
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It's an obvious parallel, but one that unintentionally downplays the scope of it.
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Its molecules connect to form long chains that run parallel to each other.
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He is a rap star without rap-star trappings, a parallel-universe champion.
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"The parallel market will flourish more, you will have higher inflation," he said.
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Truman's dedication to her daughter is another strong parallel researchers see in Mrs.
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"We've had parallel careers," Mr. Hertz told The New York Times in 2012.
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The court is satisfied that at this stage, plaintiffs sufficiently pled parallel conduct.
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Change from last year: Up 3 spotsLinkedIn course: Learn parallel programming basicsSources: LinkedIn
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Whatever the case, it's worth noting a striking parallel between 1968 and 2016.
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The three banks also settled parallel investigations with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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The late-night host Samantha Bee saw a parallel between Washington and Hollywood.
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The station is above grade, sitting on an overpass parallel to Interstate 10.
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And what we're trying to do in this campaign right now — Is parallel.
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These new restrictions parallel George W. Bush's 2001 hindrance of stem cell research.
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Probably the closest Cold War parallel is the bitter case of Yuri Nosenko.
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The specter of the Nazis fuels his preferred, and somewhat tortured, historical parallel.
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"I think that's fair to say," Shea Ralph said of the movie parallel.
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For example, trying to set up a parallel financial payment system is appeasement.
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It turns out that there's a parallel between Patra's story and Mr. Grierson's.
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As the Olympic program progresses, another competition plays out beside it in parallel.
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What was happening in our world was a separate reality, a parallel universe.
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Parallel scenes show Germans and Frenchmen bellowing patriotic anthems even after the Armistice.
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"There isn't even a close parallel as far as cost goes," he said.
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The 1988 election: So, then, can 2016 be viewed as parallel to 1988?
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Since the plebiscite, Venezuela's opposition has taken steps toward establishing a parallel government.
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The part about appropriation, Alessandro and I are part of two parallel universes.
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And throughout this rise of interest, there was a parallel rise in debunkers.
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They operate in parallel with the United States military, but under looser rules.
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Now, the Bundys' freedom is playing out on parallel tracks in the West.
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So we started on some product development in parallel tracks from early 2014.
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Roma, she said, laughing, had in effect democratized in parallel to the country.
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For me the accurate parallel is with de Chirico, an artist not discussed.
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So it's interesting to parallel that with the performance art of the bus.
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The text and image suggest a parallel between in vitro and immaculate conception.
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Thereafter, their careers ran in parallel, with Lake becoming Clinton's national security adviser.
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There are opportunities to build on the edges, around the sides, parallel systems.
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Another hopeful parallel may be the case of Jessica McClure, who fell down an abandoned well in Texas as an 18-month-old in 1987, and remained trapped for 58 hours until rescuers completed a parallel shaft and pulled her out.
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