isometry
- noun
- /aɪˈsɒmɪtri/
- Specialized
- The concept of isometry is crucial in geometry.
Examples
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Geologists use the concept of isometry to compare elevations accurately.
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Ensuring isometry is crucial when measuring the properties of materials.
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The experiment tested the isometry of sound intensity between different rooms.
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An isometry is important in geometry.
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Ensuring isometry is crucial when measuring the properties of materials.
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Geologists use the concept of isometry to compare elevations accurately.
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The experiment tested the isometry of sound intensity between different rooms.
Antonyms
How Equal
Surface Forms
Morphology
isometry = isometric (semi-transparent) = iso + metry
Derived by nominalizing 'isometric'; the morphological relation is regular but the word is technical.
Etymology
Isometry comes from the Greek parts iso- 'equal' and -metry from metron 'measure'. So it is used in science to mean 'equal measure', for example when heights or lengths are the same.