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Meanings of isoline in English
Line of equal values or meanings on the map that show the connection between two places that share a common value.
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Examples for "isogram"
1
A single contour line was interrupted by a printed number in microscopic type.
2
Who gave the 1,000 feet contour line that arbitrary nomenclature is unknown.
3
It could be outflanked only at its extreme eastern point, where the valley rises to the hundred-foot contour line.
4
All along the contour line at the bottom of the valley between hills, the stones had been scraped clean.
5
The scenery is quietly pleasant, the hills away to the southwest exceeding, here and there, the 500 feet contour line.
1
An isopleth is a line drawn upon a chart which joins points, having assigned to them the same numerical value of any given element.
2
Meteorologists are very fond of isopleths.
Usage of isoline in English
1
By assigning transparency levels to each surface segment based on dose or isoline location, the virtual dose display was overlaid onto the real endoscope image.
2
Better spend thy leisure in wooing Isoline; trust me, she will not be won ere wooed.
3
Lady Campbell and Isoline await us there, with the troops left as their guard at Dumbarton.
4
Come hither, Isoline, thou lookest verily inclined to envy thy sweet friend her office, and nothing loth to have a loyal knight thyself.
Isoline through the time