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Two lines running side by side at an equal distance apart. Railroad tracks run parallel to each other.
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Term used to describe the interconnection of cells or batteries in which all the like terminals are connected together (positive to positive, negative to negative). Results in increased capacity (sum of the total). NiCd, NiMh and Lithium cells should not be connected in parallel. Primary Battery A battery which is not intended to be recharged and is discarded when the battery has delivered all of its electrical energy.
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sometimes confused, especially in writing about literature. Parallelism is a noun that refers only to sentence structure. Use parallel as a noun, verb, or adjective to refer to situations that resemble each other:
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| parallax |
An optical effect based on the stereoscopic perception of objects in space. The difference in the angle of sight between the right eye and the left eye creates parallax, or the viewing angle, which makes it possible to locate an object in 3D space. There is a vertical parallax and a horizontal parallax. In photography, vertical and horizontal parallax are eliminated because only one lens is used to take the picture; a photograph gives a false sense of depth of field. ...
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| parallax |
The apparent shift of an object as it is observed from different locations. For example, having two eyes allows your brain to consider the parallax and gives you the benefit of improved depth perception. Similarly in photogrammetry, the parallax for a point that appears in overlapping photographs is used to determine its elevation.
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