anisotropy

IPA: ænʌsˈɑtrʌpi

noun

  • The property of being directionally dependent.
  • The degree to which this property is exhibited.
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Examples of "anisotropy" in Sentences

  • You are overlooking something huge, namely the anisotropy of both wood and CF composites.
  • This phenomenon is called "anisotropy" and it has already been observed from the Northern Hemisphere by previous experiments.
  • "anisotropy," has been seen from the Northern Hemisphere by previous experiments, she says, but its source is still a mystery.
  • COBE also had the task of seeking small variations of temperature in different directions (which is what the term 'anisotropy' refers to).
  • We show that the CuO chains of the orthorhombic lattice are not responsible for this anisotropy, which is therefore an intrinsic property of the CuO2 planes.
  • And we found with 11 hours of practice over about a month, IBMT changed the white matter connectivity as measured by fractional anisotropy, the diffusion of water along the pathway ...
  • In a paper published earlier this month in The Astrophysical Journal they confirmed that more cosmic rays seem to come from certain directions-an observation known as anisotropy-in the Earth's southern hemisphere too.
  • Quantum uncertainty fluctuations in the field coupled with local regions of curvature, where this reheating had some measure of inhomogeneity, or as observed from a central location an anisotropy, that is frozen out in what we observe now.

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