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isoline [ˈaɪsəʊˌlaɪn] n (Earth Sciences / Physical Geography) another term for isopleth
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per acre better than conventional isoline hybrids treated with soil-applied insecticide. There is some room for inaccuracy in computation should an isoline fold or regress across longitudinal lines of a cutoff low or be embedded on the equator side of the isoheight (contour) selected to define the vortex area. These early analyses of climate suitability used available climate station data to create crude isolines of suitable areas for either cool or warm climate grape varieties. |
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