isomorphic
isomorphic
Definition
iso·mor·phic (ī′sō môr′fik, -sə-)
adjective
- having similar or identical structure or form
- Biol., Chem. showing isomorphism
isomorphic
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- persistence: By using RWCollectableInt s, we can implement isomorphic persistence.
- copy: The output is a sublist of the input list where only isomorphic copies have been removed.
- group: Thus if G and H are isomorphic groups, then G is in the group class grpclass if and only if H is.
- framing: Number 22 takes you into the carefully designed parallel worlds of frontloading, programming, pre-scripted metaphors and isomorphic framing.
- mechanism: When the isomorphic persistence mechanism restores pointers to objects from the stream, the mechanism uses a restore table to reverse the process.
- image: In this section we have seen how calculations in groups can be carried out in isomorphic images in nicer groups.
Modifying Another Word
- not: However, the groups have gone through the random isomorphism test and hence it is likely that they are not isomorphic.
- necessarily: Isotopic groups are necessarily isomorphic, but this is certainly not true for nonassociative quasigroups or loops.
- structurally: Therefore, differences in the " strength " of a superordinate category of structurally isomorphic constructions will only be found in their semantic cohesion.
- functionally: If not suppose we have two systems which are functional isomorphic at level n but are not functionally isomorphic at level n-1.
Browse dictionary entries near isomorphic
- isomorph
- isometry
- isometropia
- isometric projection
- isometric
- isomerous
- isomerism
- isomerase
- isomer
- isomagnetic
- isomorphism
- isoniazid
- isonomy
- isooctane
- isopiestic
- isopleth
- isopod
- isoprene
- isopropyl
- isopropyl alcohol
