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parallel Lines that lie in the same plane and never meet. Also, planes lying in space that never meet.
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parallel evolution The development of similar characteristics in organisms that are not closely related (not part of a monophyletic group) due to adaptation to similar environments and/or strategies of life.
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parallel Two lines are parallel if they are in the same plane and never intersect.
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parallel In the connection of one signal or power source to more than one device or destination, the wiring configuration in which the input leads of all the devices meet at a common point. Signal or power routed to this point flows directly to each device. The opposite of seriales wiring, in which the source is wired to the input of one device, whose output becomes the input for the next, etc.
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parallel Components or circuits connected to the same end points, so that each circuit provides an alternate path for electrical current from the same source. Compare to series.
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