isocercy
/aɪsəˈsɜːrsi/Definitions
1. noun
A type of symmetry in which the parts are arranged around a central axis, but not necessarily in a radial or spiral manner.
“The artist was fascinated by the isocercy of the ancient temple’s design.”
2. noun
A condition or state of being isocercic, in which there is a lack of radial or spiral symmetry.
“The scientist studied the isocercy of the cell’s structure under a microscope.”