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i·so·cline

(ī'sō-klīn),
A line in a geographic region that joins all points at which in a population there is the same average frequency for the various alleles at a genetic locus.
See also: cline.
[iso- + G. klinō, to slope]
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The dark cross in the middle is the 0 deg isoclinic. The intensity of light in a plane crossed polariscope [I.sub.[perpendicular to]] is expressed as [11]
On the role of T. J. Seebeck in the discovery of the photoelastic effect in glass/T. J. Seebecki osast klaasi fotoelastsusefekti avastamisel
This was because the isoclinic angle, x, in the fringe measurements becomes too broad and diffuse at higher rates to be measured.
Effect of constitutive models on the numerical simulation of viscoelastic flow at an entry region
Gonzalez, "Separation of Isoclinics And Isochromatics from Photoelastic Data with A Regularized Phase-Tracking Technique".
Analisis de campos de esfuerzos utilizando fotoelasticidad visible e infrarroja/Stress Field Analysis Using Visible and Infrared Photoelasticity

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