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A line of latitude. See latitude.
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Lines, rays, line segments, and planes that are equidistant at all points, no matter how far they extend.
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A word played parallel to another word. Example: With MAR on the board, LATE is a parallel play M A R L A T E
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Ways of getting information from here to there. Parallel transfer is the simultaneous transmission of the eight bit-voltages that constitute a byte. This is a high-speed operation compared to serial transfer, but requires at least nine separate wires (8 data lines, 1 circuit common) and usually several control wires. Serial transfer is the sequential transmission of the eight bit-voltages that constitute a byte. ...
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| parallel |
Also called a shunt. Connected to the same pair of terminals, so that the current can branch out over two or more paths.
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