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/an uy'seuh trop"ik, -troh"pik, an'uy-/, adj.2. Bot. of different dimensions along different axes.[1875-80; AN-1 + ISOTROPIC]
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anisotropic — [an ī΄sō träp′ik] adj. [ AN 1 + ISOTROPIC] 1. Bot. assuming a new position in response to external stimuli 2. Physics having properties, such as conductivity or speed of transmission of light, etc., that vary according to the direction in which… … English World dictionary
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anisotropic — aeolotropic aeolotropic, AEolotropic [AE] o*lo*trop ic, a. [Gr. ? changeful + ? a turning, ? to turn.] (Physics) Exhibiting differences of quality or property in different directions; having properties with different values along different axes;… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
anisotropic — adjective Date: 1879 exhibiting properties with different values when measured in different directions < an anisotropic crystal > • anisotropically adverb • anisotropy also anisotropism noun … New Collegiate Dictionary
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