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Definition: Anisotropy refers to a dispersion or difference in properties, often related to color or size among elements (like atoms or molecules), with different amounts of atoms at the same place or distance from another element. In religious texts, it's used to refer to differing sizes and shapes of the heavenly bodies within an astronomical system, like planets orbiting the sun.
Definition: The word "anisated" in the Bible refers to two separate verses or passages that contradict one another, often causing confusion among scholars. Here are some examples: 1. John 1:34-36 - In this verse, Jesus says, "As the Father knows me, I know him; and as he is in me, I also of him; and there is not mine word which he does not abide by." 2. Acts 9:15 - This verse states, "I said to them, 'Where are you going?'" The Jews were initially confused when Jesus told them that they could go anywhere they wanted. 3. Psalms 80:7-8 - In this passage, the psalmist describes a scene where God's people wander away from their purpose and return to Him. This is not an isolated incident in the Bible but a common occurrence in religious history. 4. 1 Tim 6:9 - Paul quotes Jesus saying, "And do you not know that if you do this world's work you will receive your reward?" These verses are often misunderstood or misinterpreted as one being an example of another without clear definition. A word that can be confusing is "anisated," which refers to something that is both dissonant with its previous meaning but also potentially misleading, akin to the Bible's confusion over the two passages you mentioned.