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- noun Plural form of
isoline .
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Examples
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Unfortunately, Monsanto doesn't usually make the similar varieties (isolines) available for research.
Jeffrey Smith: Genetically Modified Soy Diets Lead to Ovary and Uterus Changes in Rats Jeffrey Smith 2010
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On weather maps, pressure is indicated by drawing isolines of pressure, called isobars, at regular 4 millibar intervals (e.g., 996 mb, 1000 mb, 1004 mb, etc.).
Wind 2008
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The shape of the utility isolines depends, in addition, on the relation between the commodities.
Dictionary of the History of Ideas NICHOLAS GEORGESCU-ROEGEN 1968
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The pure geometry of Edgeworth's diagram led Fisher to note that in order to determine the optimal budget distribution we do not need to know how many utils each isoline represents: the knowledge of the isolines as such suffices.
Dictionary of the History of Ideas NICHOLAS GEORGESCU-ROEGEN 1968
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Obviously, for the optimal budget distribution to be unique the utility isolines must be convex toward
Dictionary of the History of Ideas NICHOLAS GEORGESCU-ROEGEN 1968
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Clearly, with isolines having the shape shown in Figure 2, all other possible distributions of John's budget lie on lower isolines.
Dictionary of the History of Ideas NICHOLAS GEORGESCU-ROEGEN 1968
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The convexity of the isolines had to be added as a new axiom for which no transparent explanation has yet been offered.
Dictionary of the History of Ideas NICHOLAS GEORGESCU-ROEGEN 1968
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And once the indifference curves are deter - mined, they help determine the optimal distribution of any budget in exactly the same manner as the utility isolines.
Dictionary of the History of Ideas NICHOLAS GEORGESCU-ROEGEN 1968
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Page 456, Volume 4 be John's utility isolines, a utility isoline being the loci of all combinations of potatoes and eggs that have the same utility.
Dictionary of the History of Ideas NICHOLAS GEORGESCU-ROEGEN 1968
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I've exhumed some of last year's thinking on heat maps, and re-encountered Zach and Andy's excellent series of posts on geographic isolines.
tecznotes 2010
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