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Definition of isomorphic in English: isomorphicadjective ˌʌɪsə(ʊ)ˈmɔːfɪkˌaɪsəˈmɔrfɪk 1Corresponding or similar in form and relations. 同形的，同态的 Example sentencesExamples - To separate isomorphic chromosomes, electrophoretic conditions were modified and a longer gel was used.
- A visualization interface that is structurally isomorphic to the concept network will support knowledge learning more powerfully.
- The allegorist assumes that, when virtue imitates vice at the moment of attack, it can, by that very isomorphic imitation, destroy its opposite.
- It is nearly isomorphic to the standard deck, in that there are 52 cards in four suits (two red and two black), with cards running Ace through King, and two Jokers.
- This rendering is isomorphic to the corresponding subgraph in A.
- This can be seen as isomorphic as in correspondence models.
- These modern negotiations, however, shaped the basic framework of EP to be isomorphic with that of Standard Social Science.
- It is believed that the gametophyte generation also had water-conducting tissue, cuticle, and stomata, making this species isomorphic.
- In this paper, we fill this gap as we identify, conceptualize, measure, and test the effects of the institutional forces that produce isomorphic behavior among firms located in different countries.
- In broad terms, two sentences are intensionally isomorphic if and only if their corresponding elements are L-equivalent.
- The pattern of discrimination and the map of the population found in police culture are isomorphic.
- Also, objects that are not isomorphic in one category might become isomorphic when a functor is applied.
- Numerous studies demonstrate that preschool age boys and girls incorporate communicative features that are isomorphic to those of adult male and female communication styles.
- Trauma during the early stages of evolution may induce the isomorphic phenomenon to produce a linear distribution of papules.
- Shannon found out that his equation was isomorphic with Boltzmann's equation of entropy.
- It could hardly be denied that there is an isomorphic relationship between the social and individual disorders of capitalism.
- The most important factor in creating an isomorphic training process is the reduction of hierarchy in the supervisor-trainee relationship.
- According to the variables necessary for filling the diagram, one establishes parallel relations of isomorphic structures’.
- Thus, while the three isomorphic effects can be distinguished conceptually, in empirical reality they may prove difficult to disentangle.
- In fact, the whole process of digital music processing is nearly isomorphic to the use of a word processor.
- 1.1 Having the same crystalline form.
同晶型的 Example sentencesExamples - Two or more isomorphic substances sometimes crystallize together to form a solid solution with a singular geometric configuration.
Derivativesnoun ˌʌɪsə(ʊ)ˈmɔːfɪz(ə)mˌaɪsoʊˈmɔrˌfɪzəm In institutional environments, in particular, organizations are rewarded for structural isomorphism. Example sentencesExamples - Given this isomorphism, it seems perverse to disqualify blood cells and other microscopically viewed objects from the realm of observables’.
- So no random isomorphism or pattern somewhere is going to count, and hence syntax is not observer-relative.
- The dog says that there are no surfaces, just occasional strata of unusual density, and that there can't be abstaction because deep isomorphism is always required.
- But there is also something more: a kind of isomorphism between Darwin's Darwinism and historical Darwinism.
adjective ʌɪsə(ʊ)ˈmɔːfəsˌaɪsoʊˈmɔrfəs It reduces experimental uncertainties, averages out random error, and assures that OBPC is isomorphous with DOPC in the presence and absence of the peptide. Example sentencesExamples - This also allows for the possibility of the application of phase improvement methods such as isomorphous noise suppression.
- Olivine is a magnesium - iron silicate with a continuously variable composition in a series called a solid-solution or isomorphous series.
- However, the Z and W chromosomes are isomorphous.
- This is accomplished by means of an isomorphous marker-lipid equivalent to DOPC.
Definition of isomorphic in US English: isomorphic(also isomorphous) adjectiveˌīsəˈmôrfikˌaɪsəˈmɔrfɪk 1Corresponding or similar in form and relations. 同形的，同态的 Example sentencesExamples - Shannon found out that his equation was isomorphic with Boltzmann's equation of entropy.
- In this paper, we fill this gap as we identify, conceptualize, measure, and test the effects of the institutional forces that produce isomorphic behavior among firms located in different countries.
- This can be seen as isomorphic as in correspondence models.
- Thus, while the three isomorphic effects can be distinguished conceptually, in empirical reality they may prove difficult to disentangle.
- Numerous studies demonstrate that preschool age boys and girls incorporate communicative features that are isomorphic to those of adult male and female communication styles.
- This rendering is isomorphic to the corresponding subgraph in A.
- The most important factor in creating an isomorphic training process is the reduction of hierarchy in the supervisor-trainee relationship.
- It is believed that the gametophyte generation also had water-conducting tissue, cuticle, and stomata, making this species isomorphic.
- According to the variables necessary for filling the diagram, one establishes parallel relations of isomorphic structures’.
- To separate isomorphic chromosomes, electrophoretic conditions were modified and a longer gel was used.
- Also, objects that are not isomorphic in one category might become isomorphic when a functor is applied.
- The allegorist assumes that, when virtue imitates vice at the moment of attack, it can, by that very isomorphic imitation, destroy its opposite.
- These modern negotiations, however, shaped the basic framework of EP to be isomorphic with that of Standard Social Science.
- It is nearly isomorphic to the standard deck, in that there are 52 cards in four suits (two red and two black), with cards running Ace through King, and two Jokers.
- In fact, the whole process of digital music processing is nearly isomorphic to the use of a word processor.
- It could hardly be denied that there is an isomorphic relationship between the social and individual disorders of capitalism.
- Trauma during the early stages of evolution may induce the isomorphic phenomenon to produce a linear distribution of papules.
- The pattern of discrimination and the map of the population found in police culture are isomorphic.
- A visualization interface that is structurally isomorphic to the concept network will support knowledge learning more powerfully.
- In broad terms, two sentences are intensionally isomorphic if and only if their corresponding elements are L-equivalent.
- 1.1 Having the same crystalline form.
同晶型的 Example sentencesExamples - Two or more isomorphic substances sometimes crystallize together to form a solid solution with a singular geometric configuration.
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