0 present participle of parallel --
1 to happen at the same time as something else, or be similar or equal to something else: --
Paralleling the increasing diversity in the composition of society, the composition of housing projects is also becoming more varied.
The depressed group showed no capacity to respond to emotional salience at all, paralleling the tendency in depressed people to lose a sense of meaning.
Closely paralleling the desire for an ideal family size was fear on the part of the husband and/or wife of another pregnancy.
At last, we have a coalition of studies paralleling human vocal development with that of animals: birds, nonhuman primates, and cetaceans.
Cogredience, the paralleling of differing scales and temporal dimensions of experience, results in haunting, not in harmony.
Paralleling these clinical accomplishments, were all those diverse contributions from basic science which provided the understanding and foundation for changing clinical practice.
Paralleling results in the total sample, independent stress was not significantly associated with depression or externalizing disorder in either girls or boys.
Inset shows the parallelograms made by the lines paralleling sides of the distorted centra.
