Examples of using A parallel in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Every verse of her song has a parallel in the Old Testament.
There is a parallel between the ongoing euro crisis
there is a parallel between the powers of recommendation we have exercised so far in budgetary matters
A parallel between the textual sources
This thesis presents a parallel hybrid approach for solving this resource assignment problem,
considering a parallel between the molecular inflammation and tumor mechanisms hypertrophic/
Moreover, it is interesting to draw a parallel between the current situation
My last remark is a parallel with the Bernanke speech yesterday,
Describes f"r problem, but a parallel with my examples above can be fun.
In the end they had agreed to establish monetary union without a parallel political union.
Here lies, in a sense, a parallel with the classical structural principle proposed by Saussure:
drew a parallel between Brazil and Turkey.
As part of the Philadelphia Experiment you have become stranded in a parallel, alternate reality.
A parallel also exists with cases of erythema multiforme EM
From the square Cabral the street is born Yrigoyen, a parallel commercial artery to Junin.
AbstractThe essential aim of this paper is to perform a parallel between the Stoics and Kant through the concept of virtue.
Perhaps five other scenarios of that same course were carried out on a parallel'time line.
His admiration for Hippocrates oriented him toward a parallel as to a strictly scientific observation,
He added that the report underscored the danger and difficulty of a parallel manual count.
There is a parallel, therefore, in the relations between the inorganic