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isoclinal

[¦ī·sə′klīn·əl]
(geophysics)
isoclinic line
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The observed isoclinic lines, i.e., the lines that connect points with the same direction of stress were found to spread out of the gate toward the edges.
The development and characterization of polymer microinjection molded gratings
The aim of this paper is to show that Seebeck observed in his apparatus in various glass specimens the basic photoelastic effect, isoclinic and interference fringes, which are used nowadays for residual stress measurement in glass and in other applications of photoelasticity.
On the role of T. J. Seebeck in the discovery of the photoelastic effect in glass/T. J. Seebecki osast klaasi fotoelastsusefekti avastamisel
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