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  • adverb In an isometric manner.

Etymologies

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isometric +‎ -ally

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Examples

  • The games were visually presented isometrically Diablo-style, and combat was turn-based.

    5 brilliant games you’ll never get to play 2010

  • Another set of drawings focus on words and letters such as SLUMBER LORD and GRACIOUS HOST that become Teplin's eccentric, isometrically spaced rooms.

    Boing Boing 2008

  • If an animal grows at the same rate in all its parts, so that the adult is just a uniformly inflated replica of the infant, it is said to grow isometrically.

    THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH RICHARD DAWKINS 2009

  • Xavier Rynne replies: It would be facile to accept Professor Delzell's suggestion that the 1937 date for "Non abbiamo bisogno" was a typo since one and seven are so isometrically close.

    Luther Loves Lucy 2009

  • If an animal grows at the same rate in all its parts, so that the adult is just a uniformly inflated replica of the infant, it is said to grow isometrically.

    THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH RICHARD DAWKINS 2009

  • We proved with those measurements that crocodiles scaled isometrically.

    Paul Sereno digs up dinosaurs Paul Sereno 2005

  • We proved with those measurements that crocodiles scaled isometrically.

    Paul Sereno digs up dinosaurs Paul Sereno 2005

  • We proved with those measurements that crocodiles scaled isometrically.

    Paul Sereno digs up dinosaurs Paul Sereno 2005

  • But if you are isometrically resisting to get a stretch, then for some muscles, for some people, on some days, 8-15 seconds is a perfect amount of time to stay in a stretch.

    The Genius of Flexibility Bob Cooley 2005

  • But if you are isometrically resisting to get a stretch, then for some muscles, for some people, on some days, 8-15 seconds is a perfect amount of time to stay in a stretch.

    The Genius of Flexibility Bob Cooley 2005

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