Examples of using Running parallel in English and their translations into Italian
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mostly running parallel; rail working group;
You should now see three lines running parallel from the bottom-left corner of your paper up to the top right.
There is one up arrow running parallel to a down arrow
The multiverse theory of Quantum Physics… posits the existence of alternate worlds… running parallel to our own.
real cathedrals of bare rock running parallel to the sea and the Tyrhennian coast.
which is a popular fringe theatre located on the street running parallel with Redcliffe Gardens.
real cathedrals of bare rock running parallel to the sea and the Tyrhennian coast.
one heel on a pedal and the crank arm running parallel to the seat pillar.
This was a 5 kilometres(3.1 mi) wide area running parallel to the border to which access was heavily restricted.
They are high and low hills running parallel to the Mediterranean coast reaching the peak of La Cresta de la Reina with a height of 1,032 meters.
confiscating roads running parallel to railways.
However, hauling the gravel was time-consuming, and because the service road running parallel to the pipeline was so narrow, gravel transport was often delayed by welding operations.
woods dominate the hillsides which, running parallel to the coast, protect it from winter's worst cold.
The Alpe di Catenaia extends from the vicinity of Arezzo to Chiusi della Verna, running parallel to the Arno river.
architecture in Florence before starting his work as a designer and graphic designer running parallel to that of the painter.
Running parallel with Ocean and Collins,
A second phase, running parallel to the first, has been the completion of a network of trade
Running parallel to those stories, another version of Rip has adventures; as the inventor of time
narrower side streets running parallel.
The Hapimag resort is located in a street running parallel to the elegant Avenida de Liberdade, Lisbon's version of the Champs-Elysées.