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Isomorphic vs Homological - What's the difference?

isomorphic | homological |


In mathematics terms the difference between isomorphic and homological

is that isomorphic is related by an isomorphism; having a structure-preserving one-to-one correspondence while homological is having to do with homology.

In biology terms the difference between isomorphic and homological

is that isomorphic is having a similar structure or function to something that is not related genetically or through evolution while homological is having a similar evolutionary origin; homologous.

Horological vs Homological - What's the difference?

horological | homological |


As adjectives the difference between horological and homological

is that horological is of or relating to horology while homological is having a similar evolutionary origin; homologous.

Homological vs Nomological - What's the difference?

homological | nomological |


As adjectives the difference between homological and nomological

is that homological is having a similar evolutionary origin; homologous while nomological is pertaining to or expressing general laws that lack logical necessity.

Homological vs Pomological - What's the difference?

homological | pomological |


As adjectives the difference between homological and pomological

is that homological is (biology) having a similar evolutionary origin; homologous while pomological is pertaining to pomology.

Taxonomy vs Homological - What's the difference?

taxonomy | homological |


As a noun taxonomy

is the science or the technique used to make a classification.

As an adjective homological is

(biology) having a similar evolutionary origin; homologous.

Homological vs Homologically - What's the difference?

homological | homologically |


As an adjective homological

is (biology) having a similar evolutionary origin; homologous.

As an adverb homologically is

in a homological manner.

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