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Definition of parallel
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Parallel
(n.)
Conformity
continued
through
many
particulars
or in all
essential
points;
resemblance;
similarity.
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Altitude
::
Altitude
(n.) The
perpendicular
distance
from the base of a
figure
to the
summit,
or to the side
parallel
to the base; as, the
altitude
of a
triangle,
pyramid,
parallelogram,
frustum,
etc..
Offset
::
Offset
(n.) An
abrupt
bend in an
object,
as a rod, by which one part is
turned
aside out of line, but
nearly
parallel,
with the rest; the part thus bent
aside..
Longitudinal
::
Longitudinal
(n.) A
railway
sleeper
lying
parallel
with the rail.
Tropic
::
Tropic
(n.) The
region
lying
between
these
parallels
of
latitude,
or near them on
either
side..
Oblique
::
Oblique
(a.) Not erect or
perpendicular;
neither
parallel
to, nor at right
angles
from, the base;
slanting;
inclined..
Parallelopiped
::
Parallelopiped
(n.) A
solid,
the faces of which are six
parallelograms,
the
opposite
pairs being
parallel,
and equal to each
other;
a prism whose base is a
parallelogram..
Twibil
::
Twibil
(n.) A kind of
mattock,
or ax; esp., a tool like a
pickax,
but
having,
instead
of the
points,
flat
terminations,
one of which is
parallel
to the
handle,
the other
perpendicular
to it..
Contrate
::
Contrate
(a.)
Having
cogs or teeth
projecting
parallel
to the axis,
instead
of
radiating
from it..
Triglyph
::
Triglyph
(n.) An
ornament
in the
frieze
of the Doric
order,
repeated
at equal
intervals.
Each
triglyph
consists
of a
rectangular
tablet,
slightly
projecting,
and
divided
nearly
to the top by two
parallel
and
perpendicular
gutters,
or
channels,
called
glyphs,
into three
parts,
or
spaces,
called
femora.
A half
channel,
or
glyph,
is also cut upon each of the
perpendicular
edges of the
tablet.
See
Illust.
of
Entablature..
Horizontal
::
Horizontal
(a.)
Parallel
to the
horizon;
on a
level;
as, a
horizontalline
or
surface..
Almucantar
::
Almucantar
(n.) A small
circle
of the
sphere
parallel
to the
horizon;
a
circle
or
parallel
of
altitude.
Two stars which have the same
almucantar
have the same
altitude.
See
Almacantar.
Rimose
::
Rimose
(a.)
Having
long and
nearly
parallel
clefts
or
chinks,
like those in the bark of
trees..
Antiparallels
::
Antiparallels
(n. pl.)
Straight
lines or
planes
which make
angles
in some
respect
opposite
in
character
to those made by
parallel
lines or
planes.
Paralleled
::
Paralleled
(imp. & p. p.) of
Paralle.
Onyx
::
Onyx (n.)
Chalcedony
in
parallel
layers
of
different
shades
of
color.
It is used for
making
cameos,
the
figure
being cut in one layer with the next as a
ground..
Diallel
::
Diallel
(a.)
Meeting
and
intersecting,
as
lines;
not
parallel;
--
opposed
to
parallel..
Collimator
::
Collimator
(n.) A tube
having
a
convex
lens at one end and at the other a small
opening
or slit which is at the
principal
focus of the lens, used for
producing
a beam of
parallel
rays; also, a lens so
used..
Lineated
::
Lineated
(a.)
Marked
longitudinally
with
depressed
parallel
lines;
as, a
lineate
leaf..
Unique
::
Unique
(a.) Being
without
a like or
equal;
unmatched;
unequaled;
unparalleled;
single
in kind or
excellence;
sole.
Enlarge
::
Enlarge
(v. i.) To get more
astern
or
parallel
with the
vessel's
course;
to draw aft; -- said of the wind.
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