- Look up
parallel in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Parallel may
refer to:
Parallel (geometry), two
lines in the
Euclidean plane which never intersect...
- 1913.
Emilio Marcos Palma was the
first person born
south of the 60th
parallel south and the
first to be born on the
Antarctic mainland at the Esperanza...
- "The
Parallel" is
episode 113 of the
American television anthology series The
Twilight Zone. In this
episode an
astronaut returns from a
voyage to find...
- universe,
alternate universes,
parallel universe,
parallel universes, or
parallel world in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Parallel universe may
refer to: Many-worlds...
- Look up
parallelity in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Parallelity or
Parallelities may
refer to:
Parallelity of the pole
faces of an
electromagnet in...
-
Parallels may
refer to:
Circle of
latitude (also
parallels), an
abstract east–west
small circle connecting all
locations around Earth at a
given latitude...
-
Parallel World or
Parallel Worlds may
refer to:
Parallel World (1983
video game), a
video game
published by Enix for home
computers Parallel World (1990...
-
Parallel and
counter parallel chords are
terms derived from the
German (Parallelklang, Gegenparallelklang) to
denote what is more
often called in English...
- In music,
parallel harmony, also
known as
harmonic parallelism,
harmonic planing or
parallel voice leading, is the
parallel movement of two or more melodies...
- Embarr****ingly
parallel applications are
considered the
easiest to
parallelize.
Michael J.
Flynn created one of the
earliest classification systems for
parallel (and...
