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“Isotropic” means that something is the same in all directions, and “anisotropic” means that it _isn’t_ the same in all directions. In this case, the tape condu
by db48x 5y ago
“Isotropic” means that something is the same in all directions, and “anisotropic” means that it _isn’t_ the same in all directions. In this case, the tape conducts electricity between its top and bottom surfaces, but not along its length.
- an1sotropy 5y agowell said.