parity
Pronunciación: [ˈpærɪti]
Palabra
Contexto: «mathematics»
(noun) parity means whether a number is even or odd. If a number is even, it has parity. Odd numbers do not have it.
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The number 4 is an example of parity because it is even.
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The number 7 does not have parity because it is odd.
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What is the parity of the number 10?
Contexto: «economics»
(noun) parity refers to the state of being equal or equivalent, especially in prices or value. It means two things are balanced in some way.
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The country's currency reached parity with the dollar, making it worth the same.
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The prices of goods were not at parity, so one was much cheaper than the other.
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How can we achieve parity in different markets?
Contexto: «technology»
(noun) parity can mean having equal access and representation in technology or systems. It means everyone gets the same chance.
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The new policy promoted parity in access to online resources for all students.
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Without parity, some groups of people could not use the technology at all.
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What steps are being taken to ensure parity in internet access for everyone?
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