anisotropic

IPA: ænʌsʌtrˈɑpɪk

(physics, mathematics) Having properties that differ according to the direction of measurement; exhibiting anisotropy.

Examples of "anisotropic" in Sentences

OpEdNews - Diary: random anisotropic set theory in n_space
October 23, 2009 at 10: 41: 59Permalink random anisotropic set theory in n_space
Maybe even that inflation was anisotropic, as Lotty and Mark and I contemplated.
It varies enormously in anisotropic temperature, electron temperature and ion differences.
Bayesian analysis of sparse anisotropic universe models and application to the 5-yr WMAP data
This Patent is from the inventor Vijak K. Chandhok, "Method for producing through extrusion an anisotropic magnet with high energy product", U.S.
If we make our read-head out of a ferromagnetic material instead of an ordinary metal, we find a stronger effect known as anisotropic magnetoresistance (AMR).
High water effects, full Bloom and Depth of Field, 50,000 particles, all settings at High or Very high detail, 4x anisotropic, you name it ... my god, I never imagined the game could be this wonderful.
The universe around 500my after the big bang has anisotropic and inhomogeneous distributions which are amplified due to some Virial process where accumulated matter has a kinetic energy equal to half the potential and due to “friction.”
I much prefer the marathon tweaking session of control configurations, mouse sensitivity, screen resolution, and deeply geeky moving of horizontal sliders for mad, mad things like “anti-aliasing” and “anisotropic filtering” that provide me with the unnecessary level of control I so crave.