isoclinic line
–noun | an imaginary line connecting points on the earth's surface having equal magnetic dip. |
Origin: 1890–95
i·so·cli·nal (ī'sə-klī'nəl) adj. Having the same magnetic inclination or dip. n. See isoclinic line. i'so·cli'nal·ly adv. |
isoclinic line n. A line on a map connecting points of equal dips in the earth's magnetic field. Also called isoclinal. |
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isoclinic line (ī'sə-klĭn'ĭk) Pronunciation Key
A line on a map connecting points of equal magnetic inclination.
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