n.同形（构）；（类质）同晶型体

The two molecules are isomorphic, meaning they have the same chemical formula but different structural arrangements.
这两个分子是同分异构体，意味着它们有相同的化学式但结构排列不同。
The concept of isomorphism in mathematics allows us to see that certain groups or structures are essentially the same despite superficial differences.
数学中的同构概念使我们能够理解某些群或结构尽管表面不同，本质上却是相同的。
Graph theory often studies isomorphic graphs, which share identical connectivity patterns but may look visually different.
图论常常研究同构图，它们具有相同连接模式但视觉上可能不同。
In computer science, data structures can be isomorphic, implying similar operations can be performed on them with equivalent results.
在计算机科学中，数据结构可以是同构的，这意味着可以在它们上执行相似的操作并得到等效结果。
The isomorphism between chemical compounds A and B means reactions with either will have the same outcomes.
化合物A和B之间的同构性意味着与两者反应将有相同的结果。
Isomorphic programming modules can be interchanged without affecting the overall program functionality.
同构的编程模块可以互换而不影响整个程序的功能。
The study of isomorphisms in algebra reveals deep connections between seemingly unrelated mathematical objects.
代数学中对同构的研究揭示了看似无关的数学对象之间的深刻联系。
The crystal structures of certain minerals can be isomorphic, allowing them to form solid solutions with one another.
某些矿物的晶体结构可以是同构的，使得它们能够彼此形成固态溶液。
In linguistics, the idea of syntactic isomorphism refers to sentences having the same structure but different meanings.
在语言学中，句法同构的概念指的是结构相同但意义不同的句子。
Biological systems exhibit isomorphism in their genetic code, where different organisms can have similar genetic instructions for specific functions.
生物系统在其遗传密码中表现出同构性，不同生物体可能对特定功能有类似的遗传指令。