isotropy

/aɪˈsɒtrəpi/

Definitions

1. noun

The property of being isotropic; having the same properties in all directions.

“The crystal exhibited isotropy under the microscope, confirming its homogeneous structure.”

2. noun

A state of being isotropic; a condition in which all directions are equivalent.

“The team’s analysis revealed that the material’s isotropy was crucial for its performance in the new application.”

3. noun

A measure of the degree to which something is isotropic.

“The researchers calculated the isotropy of the material using advanced imaging techniques.”

Synonyms

  • anisotropy
  • homogeneity

Antonyms

  • anisotropy