Line connecting points with equal value or common characteristics (e.g., rainfall intensity, temperature, barometric pressure, etc.). Displayed isolines are referred to as an isopleth map.
A line which connects points of equal value. For example, isotherms connect points of equal temperature and isomorbs connect points with equal disease rates.
Lines on a map joining points of equal value.
a line that connects points of equal value on a map.
A line on a map which connects locations of equal value or distribution, commonly used as contours on a topographic map or on weather maps to show rainfall or temperature.
a line on a chart that connects points of the same measurement, such as the same elevation, same temperature, etc.
( Isogenic line.) One line in a series of genetically similar plant lines that carry different specific genes for resistance to a particular pathogen. ( 11)
A line on a surface connecting points of equal value.
Same as isogram; see also isopleth.