different between isotropize vs isotropization
isotropize
English
Etymology
isotropic +? -ize
Verb
isotropize (third-person singular simple present isotropizes, present participle isotropizing, simple past and past participle isotropized)
- (transitive, intransitive) To make or to become isotropic.
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isotropization
English
Noun
isotropization (countable and uncountable, plural isotropizations)
- The reversible transformation between isotropic forms.
- The conversion of an anisotropic system to an isotropic one.
Related terms
- isotropize
isotropization From the web:
- what isotropic means
- what's isotropic antenna
- what isotropic radiator
- what isotropic noise
- what isotropic medium means
- what is isotropic material
- what is isotropic and anisotropic
- what does isotropic mean
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