The only value to the picture is the record that it preserves of the parallelism of the three telescopes.

The more intimate study of the composition of the blood has revealed the most astonishing parallelism between it and the compounds of sea water.

The slow, intermittent, and fragmentary manner in which labour-unions have been hitherto conducted even in the stronger trades, is a fact which has perhaps done more to hide the true parallelism in the evolution of capital and labour.

(Make a conscientious effort to find the classic member by means of its parallelism with the native.

In the notes I have pointed out several parallelisms to passages in Shirley's plays; and occasionally we find actual repetitions, word for word.

A few however follow a gradual but very distinct curve, and such of these as are double present the same strict parallelism as those which are straight.

There is a parallelism without identity in the animal and vegetable life of the two continents, which favors the task of comparison in an extraordinary manner.