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isotropy

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isotropy
the quality or condition of being isotropic.
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The casting structure is formed of an aggregate of grains or polyhedral crystallites which produce isotropy compensation, while in a solid metal they are anisotropic.
Fast performance for performance vehicles by Kimberley, William / Automotive Design & Production
In order to do this, we have to bring on stage specific assumptions of isotropy and homogeneity: A body is assumed isotropic in the sense that it has normal and shear components of stress on any plane through a point of that solid, and homogeneous in the sense that this situation is valid for any point of the solid.
Statistical theory of stresses in rubber-like materials by Ulmer, James D. / Rubber World
The results consistent across all models suggested that the assumption of spatial isotropy better characterized the residual variation.
Influence of geographic location in modeling blood pesticide levels ... by Breysse, Patrick N. / Environmental Health Perspectives
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