- A
contour line (also isoline,
isopleth,
isoquant or isarithm) of a
function of two
variables is a
curve along which the
function has a
constant value,...
-
virtual or
drawn line
created by the
straightedge is
called an
index line or
isopleth.
Nomograms flourished in many
different contexts for
roughly 75
years because...
-
information points. For example, a GIS can
quickly generate a map with
isopleth or
contour lines that
indicate differing amounts of rainfall. Such a map...
- plots),
geospatial maps (such as
proportional symbol maps,
choropleth maps,
isopleth maps and heat maps), figures,
correlation matrices,
percentage gauges,...
-
Laptev seas. This
dipole structure leads to a
pressure gradient with a zero
isopleth oriented from the
Bering Strait,
across the
Arctic to the
Greenland and...
-
point temperature throughout the
troposphere and
lower stratosphere. The
isopleths on the
diagram can then be used to
simplify many
tedious calculations...
- that
receive more than 300 mm (11.8 inches) of
rainfall annually. The
isopleth of the
wheatbelt corresponds to the Goyder's line in
South Australia, with...
- glÅssa "tongue, dialect, language") is
inspired by
contour lines, or
isopleths, such as isobars. However, the
isogloss separates rather than connects...
- (Fig. 7). In the
Davenport diagram,
these titration curves are
called isopleths,
because they are
generated at a
fixed partial pressure of
carbon dioxide...
- See island.
islet A very
small island.
isometric Having equal measure.
isopleth Any line on a map
connecting places of
equal value of some
specified variable...
