ALLOMORPHISMS | • allomorphisms n. Plural of allomorphism. • ALLOMORPHISM n. the state of being an allomorph. |
AUTOMORPHISMS | • automorphisms n. Plural of automorphism. • AUTOMORPHISM n. ascription to others of one's own characteristics. |
ENDOMORPHISMS | • endomorphisms n. Plural of endomorphism. • ENDOMORPHISM n. metamorphism of cooling igneous rock; mapping a set into itself. |
HOMEOMORPHISM | • homeomorphism n. (Topology) a continuous bijection from one topological space to another, with continuous inverse. • homeomorphism n. (Chemistry) a similarity in the crystal structure of unrelated compounds. • HOMEOMORPHISM n. one-to-one correspondence of two geometric figures that is continuous in both directions. |
HOMOMORPHISMS | • homomorphisms n. Plural of homomorphism. • HOMOMORPHISM n. similarity of external form, appearance, or size. |
HYLOMORPHISMS | • hylomorphisms n. Plural of hylomorphism. • HYLOMORPHISM n. the belief that matter is the cause of the universe. |
IDIOMORPHISMS | • IDIOMORPHISM n. the state of being idiomorphic. |
MESOMORPHISMS | • MESOMORPHISM n. the state of being mesomorphic. |
MONOMORPHISMS | • monomorphisms n. Plural of monomorphism. • MONOMORPHISM n. existence in one form only. |
PAEDOMORPHISM | • paedomorphism n. Alternative spelling of pedomorphism. • PAEDOMORPHISM n. retention in the adult of infantile or juvenile characters, also PAEDOMORPHOSIS. |
PLEOMORPHISMS | • pleomorphisms n. Plural of pleomorphism. • PLEOMORPHISM n. polymorphism; the occurrence of two or more structural forms during a life cycle. |
RHEOMORPHISMS | • RHEOMORPHISM n. the liquefaction of rock, which results in its flowing and intruding into surrounding rocks. |
SKEUOMORPHISM | • skeuomorphism n. The incorporation of obsolete or skeuomorphic elements into a design, for familiarity or out of tradition… • SKEUOMORPHISM n. the state of being a skeuomorph. |
THEOMORPHISMS | • theomorphisms n. Plural of theomorphism. • THEOMORPHISM n. the concept of man as having the form of a god. |
ZYGOMORPHISMS | • ZYGOMORPHISM n. the state of being zygomorphic, bilaterally symmetrical. |