Look up: isotropic

1. Isotropic
   Having uniform properties in all directions.
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2. Isotropic
   An isotropic mineral appears opaque in thin section in polarised light.
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   Materials: In the study of mechanical properties of materials, 'isotropic' means having identical values of a property in all crystallographic directions.
   Optics: Optical isotropy means having the same optical properties in all directions.
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3. isotropic
   [adj] - invariant with respect to direction
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4. Isotropic
   Having identical values of a property in all crystallographic directions.
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5. Isotropic
   Exhibiting similar stress-strain properties in all directions or, in practical terms, not reinforced.
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6. Isotropic
   Fiber directionality with uniform properties in all directions, independent of the direction of applied load.
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7. isotropic
   pertaining to a material whose electrical or optical properties are independent of direction of propagation and of polarisation of a travelling wave Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)
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8. Isotropic
   I`so·trop'ic adjective [ Iso- + Greek ... a turning, from ... to turn.] (Physics) Having the same properties in all directions; specifically, equally elastic in all directions.
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9. isotropic
   <radiobiology> Adjective which describes a medium whose physical properties are independent of the direction in which they are measured. ... (09 Oct 1997) ...
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10. isotropic
    isotropous adjective invariant with respect to direction
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11. isotropic
    (i″so-tro´pik) having the same value of a property, such as refractive index, in all directions, as in a cubic crystal or a piece of glass. being singly refractive.
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12. Isotropic
    • (a.) Having the same properties in all directions; specifically, equally elastic in all directions.
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13. isotropic
    isotropic, isotropy 1. Possessing similar qualities in every direction. 2. Having equal refraction. 3. Having physical properties that do not vary with direction.
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14. Isotropic
    A material having equal physical properties along all axes. [] [J]
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15. isotropic
    Exhibiting the same properties in all directions
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16. isotropic
    qualifies a physical medium in which the relevant properties are independent of direction
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17. isotropic
    pertaining to a medium whose electromagnetic properties at each point are independent of direction of propagation and polarization of a wave propagating in the medium
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18. isotropic
    Having properties which are the same in all directions.
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19. isotropic
    Type: Term Pronunciation: ī′sō-trop′ik, ī-sot′rō-pŭs Definitions: 1. Having properties that are the same in all directions.
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