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Определение isotropically в Английский Язык Турецкий язык словарь
- isotropic
- (Fizik,Teknik) eşyönlü
- isotropic
- (Denizbilim) eş yönlü
- isotropic
- (Bilgisayar,Fizik) yönbağımsız
- isotropic
- (Fizik,Teknik) izotrop
- isotropic
- izotropik
- isotropic
- (Tıp) Her yerinde ışığı eşit olarak kıran veya gçiren
- isotropic
- (Tıp) Her t arafı aynı özellikleri gösteren
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Определение isotropically в Английский Язык Английский Язык словарь
- In an isotropic manner; so as to exhibit the same properties or behavior in all directions
- In a isotropic manner; so as to exhibit the same properties or behavior in all directions
- in an isotropic manner
- isotropic
- Having properties that are identical in all directions; exhibiting isotropy
- isotropic
- independent of direction; thus microscale turbulence is nearly isotropic while larger scales are vertically squashed
- isotropic
- Literally the same in all directions Used to describe the pressure of a gas
- isotropic
- having the same properties to every direction
- isotropic
- A characteristic of a pixel or voxel that is square or cubic respectively Compare to non-isotropic See the Caret (for Pfile/Functional files) and Surefit (for 2D and 3D anatomical files) pages for instructions on converting non-isotropic voxels to isotropic voxels
- isotropic
- a situation where a quantity (or its spatial derivatives) are independent of position or direction
- isotropic
- Exhibiting properties with the same values in all directions
- isotropic
- Having uniform properties in all directions independent of the direction of load application
- isotropic
- Fiber directionality with uniform properties in all directions, independent of the direction of applied load
- isotropic
- Magnet material with no preferred orientation; can be magnetized in any direction
- isotropic
- {s} isotropous; having the same properties or characteristics along all axes (Physics); having no predefined axes (Zoology)
- isotropic
- Same in all directions; the isotropicity of space means that the outcome of an experiment performed on a closed system does not depend on the orientation of the closed system
- isotropic
- Exhibiting properties with the same values when measured along axes in all directions Opposite of anisotropic
- isotropic
- Having the same properties in all directions; specifically, equally elastic in all directions
- isotropic
- Having uniform properties in like degree in all directions
- isotropic
- exhibiting the same property when looking in any given direction
- isotropic
- Having properties that are the same regardless of the direction of measurement In the isotropic state, all directions are indistinguishable from each other See also anisotropic
- isotropic
- In general, pertaining to a state in which a quantity or spatial derivatives thereof are independent of direction Also called isotropous
- isotropic
- In wireless, a theoretical "unity" (0 dB) gain antenna used as a measurement reference Has the assumed characteristic of receiving or transmitting equally well in all directions A dipole antenna roughly approximates an isotropic antenna Back to top kHz Kilohertz, 1,000 Hertz, or one thousand cycles per second Back to top Lavalier Microphone A type of miniature microphone that is usually worn fastened to clothing somewhere near the user's mouth Also referred to as a clip-on or lapel microphone
- isotropic
- of equal physical properties along all axes
- isotropic
- having identical values of a property in all crystallographic directions
- isotropic
- An antenna (or a theoretic construct of an antenna) that radiates its signal 360 degrees both vertically and horizontally - a perfect sphere
- isotropic
- Having uniform properties in all directions The measured properties of an isotropic material are independent of the axis of testing
- isotropic
- invariant with respect to direction
- isotropic
- An antenna that radiates its signal 360 degrees both vertically and horizontally in a perfect sphere
- isotropic
- Equal in all directions Isotropic scattering occurs when light is scattered equally over 4pi steradians Isotropic reflection, in contrast, usually refers to a surface that may have a directional preference, but one that does not depend on the azimuth of the incident vector
- isotropic
- The material has no preferred direction of magnetic orientation, which allows magnetization in any direction
- isotropic
- A theoretical "isotrope" is a single point in free space which radiates energy equally in every direction