Definition of parallelism in English:

parallelism

noun ˈparəlɛlɪzəmˈpɛrəlɛlˌɪzəm

mass noun

1The state of being parallel or of corresponding in some way.
平行（性）
Greek thinkers who believed in the parallelism of microcosm and macrocosm
Example sentencesExamples
- Elsewhere, Kothari instructs the spectator to ‘look for the symmetrical reduplication and repetitive parallelism of dance patterns’.
- Deeper parallelisms involve the relation between false appearances and underlying sincerity or genuineness.
- Such parallelism can be both literary and historical; the two are not mutually exclusive.
- Chris Baldick finds interesting parallelisms to this concept of defamiliarization in both Romantic poetry and in Brecht's theatre.
- Their journeys intertwine and overlap, and during sequences in which they go their separate but parallel ways, director Gustad employs jarring cross-cutting to remind us of their journeys' thematic parallelisms.
- Some writers, however, have noted the parallelisms between an objectivistic Marxism and Whitehead's objective relativism.
- The parallelism is clear: between male social relations inside the novel, and those that produced its writing.
- This book has the feel of something pieced together over time, with the parallelisms between its three parts carefully arranged but hardly spontaneous.
- This is a play that works on its audience through juxtapositions (both ironic and evocative) and parallelisms that remind us that questions of self-identity in a shifting world are and will always be with us.
- Orhan Veli's work is also full of repetition and parallelisms.
Synonyms
similarity, likeness, resemblance, analogy, correspondence, equivalence, correlation
1. 1.1 The use of successive verbal constructions in poetry or prose which correspond in grammatical structure, sound, metre, meaning, etc.
  平行结构的运用
  parallelism suggests a connection of meaning through an echo of form
  count noun the parallelisms are reinforced by frequent alliteration
  Example sentencesExamples
  In Psalms, to which St John the Baptist alludes, the trope of the ‘bridegroom’ occurs in a series of parallelisms, balanced by an explicitly competitive image.
  The phonemic patterning and the parallelism of phrase vocalize a concealed anxiety about the momentum and acceleration of this technological revolution.
  Through alliteration, anaphora, parallelism and slant-rhyme, Sleigh builds momentum into the eleven, rhythmic couplets and suggests a train's smooth travel.
  Aside from the Yiddish / Hebrew parallelisms, Gordin's text sometimes uses two consecutive adjectives that basically have the same meaning, in order to double their effect.
  An analysis of this speech reveals that the student used varied repetition strategies, including anaphora, antithesis, chiasmus, and parallelism.
2. 1.2Computing The use of parallel processing.
  并行计算
  massive parallelism gives neural networks a high degree of fault tolerance
  Example sentencesExamples
  As part of the deal between Compaq and Intel also involves a program of joint engineering development focused on advanced parallelism for high-end computing.
  Thus, continued improvement in supercomputer performance at current rates will require a massive increase in parallelism, requiring significant research progress in algorithms and software.
  Supercomputing is, almost exclusively, parallel computing, in which parallelism is available at all hardware and software levels of the system and in all dimensions of the system.
  To begin with, it is based on a grid architecture that uses a shared-nothing distributed approach and deploys performance features such as multi-threading, pipeline parallelism and partitioning.
  Sisal needs a C or Fortran compiler and an underlying operating system that implements parallelism in order to produce parallel code.

Derivatives

parallelistic

adjective

The purpose of this paper is to draw attention to a hitherto generally unobserved feature of the parallelistic couplet in Hebrew poetry, a feature which may offer a point of departure for a revised perception of the nature of the parallelistic couplet as such.
Example sentencesExamples
- He published a Book of Mormon reformatted to reveal poetic and parallelistic structures a number of years ago.

Definition of parallelism in US English:

parallelism

nounˈpɛrəlɛlˌɪzəmˈperəlelˌizəm

1The state of being parallel or of corresponding in some way.
平行（性）
Greek thinkers who believed in the parallelism of microcosm and macrocosm
Example sentencesExamples
- This book has the feel of something pieced together over time, with the parallelisms between its three parts carefully arranged but hardly spontaneous.
- Elsewhere, Kothari instructs the spectator to ‘look for the symmetrical reduplication and repetitive parallelism of dance patterns’.
- Some writers, however, have noted the parallelisms between an objectivistic Marxism and Whitehead's objective relativism.
- The parallelism is clear: between male social relations inside the novel, and those that produced its writing.
- Orhan Veli's work is also full of repetition and parallelisms.
- Such parallelism can be both literary and historical; the two are not mutually exclusive.
- Chris Baldick finds interesting parallelisms to this concept of defamiliarization in both Romantic poetry and in Brecht's theatre.
- Deeper parallelisms involve the relation between false appearances and underlying sincerity or genuineness.
- Their journeys intertwine and overlap, and during sequences in which they go their separate but parallel ways, director Gustad employs jarring cross-cutting to remind us of their journeys' thematic parallelisms.
- This is a play that works on its audience through juxtapositions (both ironic and evocative) and parallelisms that remind us that questions of self-identity in a shifting world are and will always be with us.
Synonyms
similarity, likeness, resemblance, analogy, correspondence, equivalence, correlation
1. 1.1 The use of successive verbal constructions in poetry or prose which correspond in grammatical structure, sound, meter, meaning, etc.
  平行结构的运用
  parallelism suggests a connection of meaning through an echo of form
  count noun the parallelisms are reinforced by frequent alliteration
  Example sentencesExamples
  Through alliteration, anaphora, parallelism and slant-rhyme, Sleigh builds momentum into the eleven, rhythmic couplets and suggests a train's smooth travel.
  Aside from the Yiddish / Hebrew parallelisms, Gordin's text sometimes uses two consecutive adjectives that basically have the same meaning, in order to double their effect.
  In Psalms, to which St John the Baptist alludes, the trope of the ‘bridegroom’ occurs in a series of parallelisms, balanced by an explicitly competitive image.
  An analysis of this speech reveals that the student used varied repetition strategies, including anaphora, antithesis, chiasmus, and parallelism.
  The phonemic patterning and the parallelism of phrase vocalize a concealed anxiety about the momentum and acceleration of this technological revolution.
2. 1.2Computing The use of parallel processing in computer systems.
  并行计算
  massive parallelism gives neural networks a high degree of fault tolerance
  Example sentencesExamples
  Thus, continued improvement in supercomputer performance at current rates will require a massive increase in parallelism, requiring significant research progress in algorithms and software.
  Sisal needs a C or Fortran compiler and an underlying operating system that implements parallelism in order to produce parallel code.
  To begin with, it is based on a grid architecture that uses a shared-nothing distributed approach and deploys performance features such as multi-threading, pipeline parallelism and partitioning.
  Supercomputing is, almost exclusively, parallel computing, in which parallelism is available at all hardware and software levels of the system and in all dimensions of the system.
  As part of the deal between Compaq and Intel also involves a program of joint engineering development focused on advanced parallelism for high-end computing.

单词	parallelism
释义	Definition of parallelism in English: parallelism noun ˈparəlɛlɪzəmˈpɛrəlɛlˌɪzəm mass noun 1The state of being parallel or of corresponding in some way. 平行（性） Greek thinkers who believed in the parallelism of microcosm and macrocosm Example sentencesExamples Elsewhere, Kothari instructs the spectator to ‘look for the symmetrical reduplication and repetitive parallelism of dance patterns’. Deeper parallelisms involve the relation between false appearances and underlying sincerity or genuineness. Such parallelism can be both literary and historical; the two are not mutually exclusive. Chris Baldick finds interesting parallelisms to this concept of defamiliarization in both Romantic poetry and in Brecht's theatre. Their journeys intertwine and overlap, and during sequences in which they go their separate but parallel ways, director Gustad employs jarring cross-cutting to remind us of their journeys' thematic parallelisms. Some writers, however, have noted the parallelisms between an objectivistic Marxism and Whitehead's objective relativism. The parallelism is clear: between male social relations inside the novel, and those that produced its writing. This book has the feel of something pieced together over time, with the parallelisms between its three parts carefully arranged but hardly spontaneous. This is a play that works on its audience through juxtapositions (both ironic and evocative) and parallelisms that remind us that questions of self-identity in a shifting world are and will always be with us. Orhan Veli's work is also full of repetition and parallelisms. Synonyms similarity, likeness, resemblance, analogy, correspondence, equivalence, correlation 1.1 The use of successive verbal constructions in poetry or prose which correspond in grammatical structure, sound, metre, meaning, etc. 平行结构的运用 parallelism suggests a connection of meaning through an echo of form count noun the parallelisms are reinforced by frequent alliteration Example sentencesExamples In Psalms, to which St John the Baptist alludes, the trope of the ‘bridegroom’ occurs in a series of parallelisms, balanced by an explicitly competitive image. The phonemic patterning and the parallelism of phrase vocalize a concealed anxiety about the momentum and acceleration of this technological revolution. Through alliteration, anaphora, parallelism and slant-rhyme, Sleigh builds momentum into the eleven, rhythmic couplets and suggests a train's smooth travel. Aside from the Yiddish / Hebrew parallelisms, Gordin's text sometimes uses two consecutive adjectives that basically have the same meaning, in order to double their effect. An analysis of this speech reveals that the student used varied repetition strategies, including anaphora, antithesis, chiasmus, and parallelism. 1.2Computing The use of parallel processing. 并行计算 massive parallelism gives neural networks a high degree of fault tolerance Example sentencesExamples As part of the deal between Compaq and Intel also involves a program of joint engineering development focused on advanced parallelism for high-end computing. Thus, continued improvement in supercomputer performance at current rates will require a massive increase in parallelism, requiring significant research progress in algorithms and software. Supercomputing is, almost exclusively, parallel computing, in which parallelism is available at all hardware and software levels of the system and in all dimensions of the system. To begin with, it is based on a grid architecture that uses a shared-nothing distributed approach and deploys performance features such as multi-threading, pipeline parallelism and partitioning. Sisal needs a C or Fortran compiler and an underlying operating system that implements parallelism in order to produce parallel code. Derivatives parallelistic adjective The purpose of this paper is to draw attention to a hitherto generally unobserved feature of the parallelistic couplet in Hebrew poetry, a feature which may offer a point of departure for a revised perception of the nature of the parallelistic couplet as such. Example sentencesExamples He published a Book of Mormon reformatted to reveal poetic and parallelistic structures a number of years ago. Definition of parallelism in US English: parallelism nounˈpɛrəlɛlˌɪzəmˈperəlelˌizəm 1The state of being parallel or of corresponding in some way. 平行（性） Greek thinkers who believed in the parallelism of microcosm and macrocosm Example sentencesExamples This book has the feel of something pieced together over time, with the parallelisms between its three parts carefully arranged but hardly spontaneous. Elsewhere, Kothari instructs the spectator to ‘look for the symmetrical reduplication and repetitive parallelism of dance patterns’. Some writers, however, have noted the parallelisms between an objectivistic Marxism and Whitehead's objective relativism. The parallelism is clear: between male social relations inside the novel, and those that produced its writing. Orhan Veli's work is also full of repetition and parallelisms. Such parallelism can be both literary and historical; the two are not mutually exclusive. Chris Baldick finds interesting parallelisms to this concept of defamiliarization in both Romantic poetry and in Brecht's theatre. Deeper parallelisms involve the relation between false appearances and underlying sincerity or genuineness. Their journeys intertwine and overlap, and during sequences in which they go their separate but parallel ways, director Gustad employs jarring cross-cutting to remind us of their journeys' thematic parallelisms. This is a play that works on its audience through juxtapositions (both ironic and evocative) and parallelisms that remind us that questions of self-identity in a shifting world are and will always be with us. Synonyms similarity, likeness, resemblance, analogy, correspondence, equivalence, correlation 1.1 The use of successive verbal constructions in poetry or prose which correspond in grammatical structure, sound, meter, meaning, etc. 平行结构的运用 parallelism suggests a connection of meaning through an echo of form count noun the parallelisms are reinforced by frequent alliteration Example sentencesExamples Through alliteration, anaphora, parallelism and slant-rhyme, Sleigh builds momentum into the eleven, rhythmic couplets and suggests a train's smooth travel. Aside from the Yiddish / Hebrew parallelisms, Gordin's text sometimes uses two consecutive adjectives that basically have the same meaning, in order to double their effect. In Psalms, to which St John the Baptist alludes, the trope of the ‘bridegroom’ occurs in a series of parallelisms, balanced by an explicitly competitive image. An analysis of this speech reveals that the student used varied repetition strategies, including anaphora, antithesis, chiasmus, and parallelism. The phonemic patterning and the parallelism of phrase vocalize a concealed anxiety about the momentum and acceleration of this technological revolution. 1.2Computing The use of parallel processing in computer systems. 并行计算 massive parallelism gives neural networks a high degree of fault tolerance Example sentencesExamples Thus, continued improvement in supercomputer performance at current rates will require a massive increase in parallelism, requiring significant research progress in algorithms and software. Sisal needs a C or Fortran compiler and an underlying operating system that implements parallelism in order to produce parallel code. To begin with, it is based on a grid architecture that uses a shared-nothing distributed approach and deploys performance features such as multi-threading, pipeline parallelism and partitioning. Supercomputing is, almost exclusively, parallel computing, in which parallelism is available at all hardware and software levels of the system and in all dimensions of the system. As part of the deal between Compaq and Intel also involves a program of joint engineering development focused on advanced parallelism for high-end computing.
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