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Meanings of parallel in English
An imaginary line around the Earth parallel to the equator.
Synonyms
Examples for "latitude"
Examples for "latitude"
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The does produce in spring-inMay or June, according to the latitude.
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In principle, quadrant and astrolabe are easy to use to establish latitude.
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This latitude corresponds in Europe to that of the north of Portugal.
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But intelligence agencies operate under different rules and have wide latitude overseas.
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The latitude number counted down slowly, and the longitude number slower still.
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The points of the dividers stopped above the nearest line of latitude.
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From Krasnovodsk we have crossed the Caspian from east to west right on the line of latitude
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The practice in east Africa has been for boundaries to run along the line of latitude, Heya said.
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The only water I knew on this line of latitude was at the Finke itself, nearly 200 miles away.
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And nothing else could be expected, since it is on one line of latitude with the Island of Ferro, in the Canaries.
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The forty-second parallel of latitude crossed the Hudson near Red Hook and Saugerties.
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They were, for example, established almost precisely on the fifty-third parallel of latitude.
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The Mediterranean countries of Europe lie on the same parallel of latitude as Japan.
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We passed the seventy-fifth parallel of latitude on July 4th.
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The two cities are on the 40th parallel of latitude.
Being everywhere equidistant and not intersecting.
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Usage of parallel in English
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Methods: This pragmatic comparative effectiveness trial used a parallel mixed methods design.
2
Find examples of climax; of contrast; of parallel structure; of biblical language.
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In a parallel development demand for government food stamps is also rising.
4
We didn't ask another question, but she said, It was parallel-universe stuff.
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Methods: We used a convergent parallel design combining quantitative and qualitative methods.
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Background: Massively parallel sequencing has recently been used in noninvasive prenatal diagnosis.
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On a parallel track, an internal FTC judge will hear the case.
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However, efforts to find parallel effects in non-human primates were surprisingly unsuccessful.
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A parallel process study examined the use of the method by professionals.
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The varieties of the peach and the nectarine run in parallel lines.
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In parallel, Taliban have targeted journalists to control their message, Nathan argues:
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The same whisper has it that the husband suffers in the parallel.
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A parallel election for the National Assembly also took place on Sunday.
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Rita O'Reilly reports on a case of special treatment and parallel lives.
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But the gist is in the points that are parallel or similar.
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Yet for those in the know, the names create a parallel universe.
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