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Meanings of parallel structure in English
Russian
синтаксический параллелизм Balance within one or more sentences of similar phrases or clauses that have the same grammatical structure.
Synonyms
Examples for "parallelism"
Examples for "parallelism"
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We owe the doctrine of parallelism, in its original form, to Spinoza.
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But more remarkable than this is the parallelism between the two verses.
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Jewish Legends.--Theparallelism between the first and second Adam in 1 Cor.
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The onus of proof lay, said Bergson, with the upholders of parallelism.
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The characteristics of rhetoric are insipidity, mannerism, and monotonous parallelism of clauses.
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He constantly uses two adjectives or three in parallel construction where one would do the work better.
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The principle of + Parallel Construction+, the principle that sentences similar in thought should be similar in form, is here allowed free play.
Usage of parallel structure in English
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Find examples of climax; of contrast; of parallel structure; of biblical language.
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Erdogan accuses Gulen of seeking to overthrow him by establishing a " parallel structure" within state institutions.
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But some state WPA administrators, who controlled every other aspect of the WPA's work in their states, resented this parallel structure.
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Spindle-shaped units that are detached from the MWCNT template are able to maintain the ordered parallel structure of the nHA polycrystal fibril.
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Does it envisage that a Vanguard Party will set up its own parallel structure in advance, at an elective conference, before going to the polls?
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However these parallel structures are a threat to the existing fragile laboratory systems.
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But that seems like a minor distinction between otherwise parallel structures at the CFPB and FHFA.
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XXXXXXXXXXXX described how there are parallel structures in the regions in which people are able to pay their leaders.
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Here are two parallel structures of simple pine boards, each 120 by 30 feet.
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The curvature of the NTCP as a function of the surface area suggests that the rectum is a parallel structured organ.
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The walls are arrayed in a sort of imploded trefoil: three sets of two parallel structures, their curves veering toward a common middle.