isogonal
Americanadjective
noun
Other Word Forms
- isogonality noun
- isogonally adverb
Etymology
Origin of isogonal
1855–60; < Greek isogṓn ( ios ) equiangular ( iso-, -gon ) + -al 1
Example Sentences
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Yet Cornelius Schouten, on Easter Sunday, 1616, appears to have found the declination null somewhere to the southeast of Nukahiva, in 15 degrees south lat. and 132 degrees west long., and consequently in the middle of the present closed isogonal system.
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