ISOLINES
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DEFINITION
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Isobar
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A line representing
points of equal atmospheric pressure
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Isobaths
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A line representing
points of equal depth under water
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Isobathytherm
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A line representing
depths of water with equal temperature
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Isocheim
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A line representing
points of equal mean winter temperature
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Isodose
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A line representing
points of equal intensity of radiation
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Isodrosotherm
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A line representing
points of equal dew point
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Isogeotherms
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A line representing
points of equal mean temperature
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Isohaline
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A line representing
points of equal salinity in the ocean
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Isohel
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A line representing
points receiving equal amounts of sunshine
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Isohume
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A line representing
points of equal humidity
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Isohyets
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A line representing
points of equal precipitation
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Isoneph
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A line representing
points of equal amounts of cloud cover
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Isophene
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A line representing
points where biological events occur at the same time, such as crops
flowering
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Isoplat
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A line representing
points of equal acidity, as in acid precipitation
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Isopleths
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A line representing
points of equal numerical value, such as population
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Isostere
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A line representing
points of equal atmospheric density
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Isotac
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A line representing
points where ice begins to melt at the same time each spring
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Isotach
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A line representing
points of equal wind speed
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Isothere
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A line representing
points of equal mean summer temperature
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Isotherm
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A line representing
points of equal temperature
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Major Literary Works & Authors in Gupta Period The Gupta period was known as the Golden period of India in cultural development. It is considered as the one of the supreme and most outstanding times. Gupta Kings patronized the Sanskrit literature. They generously helped Sanskrit scholars and poets. Eventually Sanskrit language became the language of cultured and educated people. Kalidasa He was a Classical Sanskrit writer, extensively considered as the greatest poet and dramatist of Gupta Period. The six major works of Kalidasa are Abhijnanashakuntala Vikramorvashi Malavikagnimitra The epic poems Raghuvamsha Kumarasambhava Meghaduta Vishakhadatta The famous plays of Vishakhadatta are Mudrarakṣhasa Mudrarakshasha means “Ring of the Demon” and it recites the ascent of Chandragupta Maurya to throne. Shudraka He is a king as well as poet The famous three Sanskrit plays contributed by him are Mrichchhakatika (The Little Clay Cart) Vinavasavadatta A bhana (short one-act monologue) Padm
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