isometric
[ahy-suh-me-trik]
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adjective Also i·so·met·ri·cal.
noun
Origin of isometric
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Crystals of usually octahedral habit in the isometric system.
GeologyWilliam J. Miller
Isometric crystals, usually cubes with edges modified, are common.
GeologyWilliam J. Miller
A chart—size 14x28 inches—showing in isometric perspective the mechanisms belonging in a modern boiler room.
Aviation EnginesVictor Wilfred Pag
A new specially ruled paper to enable you to make sketches or drawings in isometric perspective without any figuring or fussing.
Aviation EnginesVictor Wilfred Pag
Isometric projection enables one to show the length, breadth, and thickness of an object drawn to scale on the one drawing.
The New Gresham EncyclopediaVarious
isometric
adjective Also: isometrical
noun
Word Origin for isometric
C19: from Greek isometria (see iso- + -metry) + -ic
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isometric
[ī′sə-mĕt′rĭk]
adj.
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isometric
[ī′sə-mĕt′rĭk]
Adjective
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