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Parallelism
Meaning
Noun
●
The state or
condition
of being
parallel
;
agreement
in
direction
,
tendency
, or character.
●
The
state of being
in agreement
or
similarity
;
resemblance
,
correspondence
, analogy.
●
A
parallel
position
; the
relation
of
parallel
s.
●
In Grammar & Rhetoric:
The
juxtaposition
of two or more
identical
or
equivalent
syntactic
constructions
, especially those
expressing
the same
sentiment
with
slight
modifications
,
introduced
for
rhetorical
effect.
●
In Philosophy:
The
doctrine
that
matter
and
mind
do not
causally
interact
but that
physiological
events
in the
brain
or body nonetheless
occur
simultaneously
with
matching
events
in the
mind
.
●
In Law:
In
antitrust
law, the
practice
of
competitors
of
raising
prices
by
roughly
the same amount at
roughly
the same time, without
engaging
in a
formal
agreement
to do so.
●
In Biology:
Similarity of
features
between two
species
resulting
from their having
taken
similar
evolutionary
paths
following
their
initial
divergence
from a common ancestor.
●
In Computing:
The use of
parallel
methods in
hardware
or
software
, so that several
tasks
can be
performed
at the same time.
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Origin
parallelism
English
-ism
English
parallel
English
παράλληλος
Ancient Greek (to 1453)
Sourced from
Etym
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