• And they look to us to do that, which is why we have had -- in parallel and as part of our overall Asia strategy -- a deep engagement strategy with the Chinese to manage a range of issues.

    WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing

  • Now, in fact, it turns out that in Iraq -- you mentioned Iraq as a parallel -- in Iraq, we have been relatively successful in doing that.

    WHITEHOUSE: Town Hall with Students in Mumbai

  • These scenes -- which unfold in parallel with the flashbacks -- are more cutting and compelling than the biographical sequences, in the jaundiced, cynical way of contemporary satire.

    CNN: Review: 'W.' slapdash, but surprisingly thoughtful

  • If it is, the social and political discussions that need to happen and reach conclusions around the topic of geo-engineering ought to be happening now - in parallel with the technical research, if not ahead of it.

    BBC: Science & Environment

  • Symyx has developed a machine as big as a walk-in closet that can mix thimble-size quantities of chemicals and metals in parallel, in up to 1, 000 combinations per day, to test and create new materials.

    FORBES: Upstart Symyx is shaking up the stodgy chemicals industry.

  • In an almost one-to-one parallel of the arguments that won the day in the Brighton courtroom, in January Malmo Mayor Ilmar Reepalu used the occasion of Holocaust Remembrance Day to bash Israel and Israel supporters and equate them with Nazi Germany.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Standing down the hanging jury

  • For software vendors, Sledgehammer should enable the development of both 32-bit and 64-bit applications in parallel.

    CNN: AMD takes a different path with Sledgehammer chip

  • They can be more ornate than you'd expect, however: for a start, you can run multiple app-specific tasks in parallel, such as telling Chrome to search YouTube, IMDB and Rotten Tomatoes the moment you type in a movie keyword.

    ENGADGET

  • About an hour later, I was part of the mass movement of students going in opposite directions, in wind-whipped snow, two roughly parallel columns moving from old campus to new and vice versa, faces in ski masks, bodies shouldering into the wind or pushed along by it.

    NEWYORKER: Midnight in Dostoevsky

  • Many of the themes in Mr. Satter's analysis for the Journal parallel those found in the recently-published book War Footing: 10 Steps America Must Take to Prevail in the War for the Free World, lead-authored by Center President Frank J.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Russia's emerging autocracy

  • Notably, the fire-in-the-belly attitude that marked Australia's assault on Israeli embassy personnel had no parallel in an Australian federal courtroom last week as Judge Neil McKerracher adjudicated an extradition request from Hungary.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Standing down the hanging jury

  • The consultative nature of the brand detail will shift in parallel with the technology-driven changes in practice.

    FORBES: Digital Health: Will Pharma Follow or Lead?

  • Other aspects of the new IP include lower latency, a two-way data link in parallel with the video, and lower power consumption.

    ENGADGET: AMIMON now licensing its technology to third parties, wants to see WHDI in more devices

  • Running in parallel with the will-she, won't-she of Mrs Fisher's impending delivery was the seemingly perennial question of when was a Briton going to win the Open again.

    BBC: Age no barrier for Watson

  • Damage assessments of this vastly larger category of potential espionage disasters -- and corrective actions -- should be undertaken in parallel with those launched in the wake of Hanssen's arrest.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Center For Security Policy

  • Using Linux-based servers working in parallel, they generate a computer model of how a drill bit must twist and turn to hit one or more formations as much as 9, 000 meters below the sea floor.

    FORBES: The delicate art of sucking up

  • Other major DPJ figures, including former prime minister Naoto Kan, lost in their single-seat districts but managed to stay in the Diet through a parallel proportional representation contest.

    FORBES: Naoto Kan

  • In theory, this uncertainty should allow a full-sized quantum computer to do lots of calculations in parallel, and thus to solve problems that would take forever or, at least, several billion years on a traditional machine.

    ECONOMIST: Quantum computing

  • One of these tricks involves splitting a sequence of instructions into several separate sub-sequences and executing these in parallel.

    ECONOMIST: Transmetamorphosis

  • Mr. Alpert made much of his fortune by seeking out the unique qualities of other artists in his parallel career as a record-company executive.

    WSJ: Cultural Conversation: Herb Alpert

  • The police have confirmed only that they arrested a 43-year-old woman in connection with the parallel investigations into phone hacking and bribes paid to law enforcement officials.

    FORBES: Rebekah Brooks Arrested After Leaving News Corp.

  • In a parallel development, the PML-N party of former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif - ousted by Gen Musharraf when he took power in a coup in 1999 - has challenged Mr Musharraf's eligibility to contest elections.

    BBC: Pervez Musharraf nomination papers rejected

  • This is bad news first of all for Spain: Spain's debt had begun to trade in parallel to Italy's - meaning, rationally or otherwise, investors had begun to see the two countries as anchored in the saveable part of South Europe's economy.

    BBC: Italy: 'Hang on lads, I've got a great idea��'

  • Chopping up work between many cores doing work in parallel will conserve power on battery-constrained devices, Huang argues.

    FORBES: Live Notes From Nvidia's Analyst Day

  • Weinberger tackled those problems by designing his chip from scratch, finding ways to split out parts of laborious signal-processing tasks and handle them in parallel.

    FORBES: Bridging The Gaps

  • The rules against non-lawyers investing in the business of law parallel similar restrictions on doctors, which were designed to make sure physicians answered only to their patients.

    FORBES: North Carolina Bill Would Let Non-Lawyers Invest In Law Firms

  • Death-penalty opponents originally considered their cause as a twin to that other great Enlightenment project, the abolition of slavery, and efforts to end both age-old practices ran at first in parallel.

    ECONOMIST: The cruel and ever more unusual punishment

  • To illustrate the link, the researchers mapped the results of a 10-year analysis of the data showing an average lag of one month between antibiotic use and parallel surges and declines in ampicillin-resistant Escherichia coli.

    FORBES: Private Physicians Drive Up Antibiotic Resistance, Helped Along By Patients

  • And if you look at accounts of Watergate, one continuing theme is that even though Nixon didn't order the break-in, he created the climate in which subordinates thought the break-in was the thing to do, and there is something of a parallel here.

    NPR: With White House Bogged Down By Scandal, GOP Looks For Boost

  • Such a track record, with its extensive collection of trial-ready facts, virtually guarantees a parallel round of lucrative antitrust settlements in the U.S. Indeed, many class-action specialists including Lieff Cabraser have jumped into the case.

    FORBES: U.K. Holds Off Class-Action Tide, For Now

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