quasiuniform

English

Etymology

From quasi- +‎ uniform.

Adjective

quasiuniform (not comparable)

  1. Somewhat uniform; partially uniform.
    Alternative form: quasi-uniform
    Synonyms: semiuniform, semi-uniform
    Coordinate terms: nonuniform, ununiform; inconsistent; uniform; consistent
    • 1991, Naval Research Logistics‎[1], volume 38, page 297:
      a quasiuniform attack (i.e., one that spreads the attackers as evenly as possible among the targets) allocates the greatest number of weapons possible […]
    1. (mathematics) Having some but not all of the characteristics of a uniform structure.
      Alternative form: quasi-uniform

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