NOUN
- (physics) the property of being isotropic; having the same value when measured in different directions
How To Use isotropy In A Sentence
- anisotropy," has been seen from the Northern Hemisphere by previous experiments, she says, but its source is still a mystery. Space News From SpaceDaily.Com
- We observe a reduction in fluorescence anisotropy only in the presence of FRET from linked mVenus and mCerulean.
- Here is the power spectrum: amount of anisotropy as a function of angular scale (really multipole moment l), with large scales on the left and smaller scales on the right. WMAP results — cosmology makes sense!
- But the complex of anisotropy and difficulty of exploration of igneous rock reservoir far exceeds others.
- It has been found that domain characteristics depend on surface density, microstructural properties, the anisotropy of the underlying microstructure, and the kinetics of domain growth in comparison to diffusive processes.
- You are overlooking something huge, namely the anisotropy of both wood and CF composites. Mandolin Cafe News
- All gel concentrations have a fairly flat distribution, again emphasizing the isotropy of these gels within the plane in the absence of cells.
- Nevertheless, homogeneity and isotropy came to be jointly codified as the ‘cosmological principle.’
- To explore this possibility both the anisotropy of susceptibility and the anisotropy of magnetic remanence of the dykes were measured.
- One of the proposed methods for performing a protein bioassay is the use of fluorescence anisotropy of the fluorophore-labeled aptamer.