How to pronounce “anisotropy” in English

or this y-direction as they are in this z-direction.And a lot of parts suffer from this problem called anisotropy, not the same in all directions.And so with our background in understanding polymers and polymer physics, we've focused on printing isotropically tough parts, and have found really neat ways to chemically

There's-- we used to think that there was going to be five to 10 genes that we would recognize-- we would be able to find that accounted for autism.And they show-- the areas that are kind of in brighter, hotter colors are areas where there was higher-- something called fractional anisotropy

groups to give them some interesting properties in materials that can be 3D printed.But we think some of the real success lies in the ground up engineering of systems and of materials to solve these really interesting anisotropyissues that we see in the market that are limiting the broad adoption of 3D printed plastics.