independent work, without depending others

no note: break up tristano style into atomic jazz style elements

This seemed like a good disambiguation of the terms at first glance, but actually isn't my favorite.

I found https://medium.com/@itIsMadhavan/concurrency-vs-parallelism-a-brief-review-b337c8dac350 more useful.

什么是指令并行?

Brody creates parallelism here by starting each thing with no and having each word end with an S. This creates a list of ideas.

First comes the cybernetic meadow, then the cybernetic forest, and ultimately the cybernetic ecology. Brautigan profiles this expansion in third line of each stanza. i wonder where else we might find correspondences of the sort.

This gives a hint of how life must have been for Leila living in a country. "Dark" and "silent" allude to her being alone, given that she is an only child, which also accounts that her life must have been quite dull and lonely. Yet, she also mentions that most of her nights are "beautiful," which elucidates that she has been living a good life. Perhaps she lives in a lovely house, and her family owns a nice and vast farm, given that she also comes from the same class of family as the Sheridans.

a dream with a fight,a struggle(parallels the boy's struggle facing lonliness

How effective is the use of parallelism?

For more rhetorical devices, consult Handbook.

This word is used in almost every paragraph of the piece to further the point of working WITH Mexico instead of AGAINST.

oops he did it again

This word has been repeated several times in order to play on the average american's idealism of "American Innovation"

Obama uses parallelism here to convey that Cubans and Americans are united. He does so through the use of the word "we've" to show that strides toward cooperation have already been made.

President Obama is using parallelism to display the differences and compare America and Cuba. He is doing this to develop a relationship and promote trust between the two countries.