Definition of isometric in English:

isometric

adjective ʌɪsə(ʊ)ˈmɛtrɪkˌaɪsəˈmɛtrɪk

1Of or having equal dimensions.
Example sentencesExamples
- Mike started drawing algorithmic doodles for worms eating from an isometric grid (sometimes during lectures).
- One obvious difference is the switch from a fixed isometric view to first-person.
- Development of the columnals is isometric so their shapes do not change with size and age.
- Mechanical activity was recorded on a polygraph via isometric transducers.
- The shape of an isometric animal is the same at all sizes.
2Physiology
Relating to or denoting muscular action in which tension is developed without contraction of the muscle.
Example sentencesExamples
- Isometric tension should thus decrease because it is proportional to duty ratio.
- The location of the most isometric clusters on the ulna were more variable.
- Have patients fully weight bearing as well as performing quadriceps isometric exercises while immobilized.
- We did not use a tensiometer to measure the isometric power of the shoulder.
- In vivo, the diaphragm does not perform maximum isometric contractions but shortens against a submaximal load.
3(in technical or architectural drawing) incorporating a method of showing projection or perspective in which the three principal dimensions are represented by three axes 120° apart.
Example sentencesExamples
- Although the stitched textiles have physical presence, their intersecting linear passages function primarily as isometric drawing.
- Type Is at the command line to quickly shift cursors for isometric drawing views.
- Eakins taught perspective, mechanical drawing, and isometric drawing to his students at the Pennsylvania Academy using a manual that he wrote for the purpose but never published.
4Mathematics
(of a transformation) without change of shape or size.
Example sentencesExamples
- Codazzi also published on isometric lines, geodesic triangles and the stability of floating bodies.
- As previously, the isometric exponent for these relationships consists of 0.33.
- In isometric change, shape is constant at all sizes.
- Based on the powers of Y and X, isometric exponents can be calculated and compared with the observed values.
- The applet allows for experimentation with two other families of isometric curves.

Derivatives

isometrically

adverb

Squeeze your contracted muscle isometrically as you complete each rep to intensify the effort and maximize the pump.
Example sentencesExamples
- The first simulations involved static rigid-beam models, assuming the mandible to be nonflexible and muscles to contract isometrically.
- Your abdominal and erector spinae muscles isometrically contract to stabilize your torso as you move.
- The authors solve this problem for isometrically coiled shells in a very elegant manner that takes advantage of the spiral curves' inherent geometry.
- Afterward, you should feel a greater pump in the isometrically contracted arm because you recruited many more muscle fibers.
- Muscle tension was recorded isometrically under a resting tension of 10 mN as reported previously.

isometry

noun ʌɪˈsɒmɪtriaɪˈsɑmətri

Mathematics

A transformation without a change to a figure's shape or size, such as rotation or reflection.
a direct isometry is sometimes called a displacement
Example sentencesExamples
- However, the isometry of this band has not been quantified.
- Any isometry f is a 1-1 correspondence and, as such has an inverse f - 1, which is also an isometry.
- Inversion across such an arc is to be an isometry.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Greek isometria 'equality of measure' (from isos 'equal' + -metria 'measuring') + -ic.

Rhymes

anthropometric, asymmetric, diametric, geometric, kilometric, metric, obstetric, psychometric, pyrometric, sociometric

Definition of isometric in US English:

isometric

adjectiveˌīsəˈmetrikˌaɪsəˈmɛtrɪk

1Of or having equal dimensions.
Example sentencesExamples
- Mechanical activity was recorded on a polygraph via isometric transducers.
- The shape of an isometric animal is the same at all sizes.
- Development of the columnals is isometric so their shapes do not change with size and age.
- One obvious difference is the switch from a fixed isometric view to first-person.
- Mike started drawing algorithmic doodles for worms eating from an isometric grid (sometimes during lectures).
2Physiology
Relating to or denoting muscular action in which tension is developed without contraction of the muscle.
Example sentencesExamples
- Isometric tension should thus decrease because it is proportional to duty ratio.
- In vivo, the diaphragm does not perform maximum isometric contractions but shortens against a submaximal load.
- We did not use a tensiometer to measure the isometric power of the shoulder.
- The location of the most isometric clusters on the ulna were more variable.
- Have patients fully weight bearing as well as performing quadriceps isometric exercises while immobilized.
3(in technical or architectural drawing) incorporating a method of showing projection or perspective in which the three principal dimensions are represented by three axes 120° apart.
Example sentencesExamples
- Eakins taught perspective, mechanical drawing, and isometric drawing to his students at the Pennsylvania Academy using a manual that he wrote for the purpose but never published.
- Although the stitched textiles have physical presence, their intersecting linear passages function primarily as isometric drawing.
- Type Is at the command line to quickly shift cursors for isometric drawing views.
4Mathematics
(of a transformation) without change of shape or size.
Example sentencesExamples
- Based on the powers of Y and X, isometric exponents can be calculated and compared with the observed values.
- As previously, the isometric exponent for these relationships consists of 0.33.
- In isometric change, shape is constant at all sizes.
- The applet allows for experimentation with two other families of isometric curves.
- Codazzi also published on isometric lines, geodesic triangles and the stability of floating bodies.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Greek isometria ‘equality of measure’ (from isos ‘equal’ + -metria ‘measuring’) + -ic.

单词	isometric
释义	Definition of isometric in English: isometric adjective ʌɪsə(ʊ)ˈmɛtrɪkˌaɪsəˈmɛtrɪk 1Of or having equal dimensions. Example sentencesExamples Mike started drawing algorithmic doodles for worms eating from an isometric grid (sometimes during lectures). One obvious difference is the switch from a fixed isometric view to first-person. Development of the columnals is isometric so their shapes do not change with size and age. Mechanical activity was recorded on a polygraph via isometric transducers. The shape of an isometric animal is the same at all sizes. 2Physiology Relating to or denoting muscular action in which tension is developed without contraction of the muscle. Example sentencesExamples Isometric tension should thus decrease because it is proportional to duty ratio. The location of the most isometric clusters on the ulna were more variable. Have patients fully weight bearing as well as performing quadriceps isometric exercises while immobilized. We did not use a tensiometer to measure the isometric power of the shoulder. In vivo, the diaphragm does not perform maximum isometric contractions but shortens against a submaximal load. 3(in technical or architectural drawing) incorporating a method of showing projection or perspective in which the three principal dimensions are represented by three axes 120° apart. Example sentencesExamples Although the stitched textiles have physical presence, their intersecting linear passages function primarily as isometric drawing. Type Is at the command line to quickly shift cursors for isometric drawing views. Eakins taught perspective, mechanical drawing, and isometric drawing to his students at the Pennsylvania Academy using a manual that he wrote for the purpose but never published. 4Mathematics (of a transformation) without change of shape or size. Example sentencesExamples Codazzi also published on isometric lines, geodesic triangles and the stability of floating bodies. As previously, the isometric exponent for these relationships consists of 0.33. In isometric change, shape is constant at all sizes. Based on the powers of Y and X, isometric exponents can be calculated and compared with the observed values. The applet allows for experimentation with two other families of isometric curves. Derivatives isometrically adverb Squeeze your contracted muscle isometrically as you complete each rep to intensify the effort and maximize the pump. Example sentencesExamples The first simulations involved static rigid-beam models, assuming the mandible to be nonflexible and muscles to contract isometrically. Your abdominal and erector spinae muscles isometrically contract to stabilize your torso as you move. The authors solve this problem for isometrically coiled shells in a very elegant manner that takes advantage of the spiral curves' inherent geometry. Afterward, you should feel a greater pump in the isometrically contracted arm because you recruited many more muscle fibers. Muscle tension was recorded isometrically under a resting tension of 10 mN as reported previously. isometry noun ʌɪˈsɒmɪtriaɪˈsɑmətri Mathematics A transformation without a change to a figure's shape or size, such as rotation or reflection. a direct isometry is sometimes called a displacement Example sentencesExamples However, the isometry of this band has not been quantified. Any isometry f is a 1-1 correspondence and, as such has an inverse f - 1, which is also an isometry. Inversion across such an arc is to be an isometry. Origin Mid 19th century: from Greek isometria 'equality of measure' (from isos 'equal' + -metria 'measuring') + -ic. Rhymes anthropometric, asymmetric, diametric, geometric, kilometric, metric, obstetric, psychometric, pyrometric, sociometric Definition of isometric in US English: isometric adjectiveˌīsəˈmetrikˌaɪsəˈmɛtrɪk 1Of or having equal dimensions. Example sentencesExamples Mechanical activity was recorded on a polygraph via isometric transducers. The shape of an isometric animal is the same at all sizes. Development of the columnals is isometric so their shapes do not change with size and age. One obvious difference is the switch from a fixed isometric view to first-person. Mike started drawing algorithmic doodles for worms eating from an isometric grid (sometimes during lectures). 2Physiology Relating to or denoting muscular action in which tension is developed without contraction of the muscle. Example sentencesExamples Isometric tension should thus decrease because it is proportional to duty ratio. In vivo, the diaphragm does not perform maximum isometric contractions but shortens against a submaximal load. We did not use a tensiometer to measure the isometric power of the shoulder. The location of the most isometric clusters on the ulna were more variable. Have patients fully weight bearing as well as performing quadriceps isometric exercises while immobilized. 3(in technical or architectural drawing) incorporating a method of showing projection or perspective in which the three principal dimensions are represented by three axes 120° apart. Example sentencesExamples Eakins taught perspective, mechanical drawing, and isometric drawing to his students at the Pennsylvania Academy using a manual that he wrote for the purpose but never published. Although the stitched textiles have physical presence, their intersecting linear passages function primarily as isometric drawing. Type Is at the command line to quickly shift cursors for isometric drawing views. 4Mathematics (of a transformation) without change of shape or size. Example sentencesExamples Based on the powers of Y and X, isometric exponents can be calculated and compared with the observed values. As previously, the isometric exponent for these relationships consists of 0.33. In isometric change, shape is constant at all sizes. The applet allows for experimentation with two other families of isometric curves. Codazzi also published on isometric lines, geodesic triangles and the stability of floating bodies. Origin Mid 19th century: from Greek isometria ‘equality of measure’ (from isos ‘equal’ + -metria ‘measuring’) + -ic.
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