| When resources synergistically improve performance, combinations yielding equal benefits are represented by an isocline that is convex to the origin. |
| For complementary resources, this combination is also the point of tangency between an isocline and the constraint curve. |
| The isocline and full system analyses show similar patterns when there is variation in performance. |
| Because this would change the slope of the isocline, it could be an important mechanism promoting coexistence when habitat selection is constrained. |
| Mostly his role in politics seems to define the line, some invisible, shifting isocline of permissibility, of what will be allowed of independent political figures here today. |
| In population dynamics and in geomagnetics, the terms isocline and isoclinic line have specific meanings which are described below. |
