An alternative form of anisotropic, emphasizing the property of having unequal properties in different directions.
A variant of 'anisotropic' with the addition of '-al', common in scientific terminology to emphasize adjectival function or formality in technical descriptions.
Scientists prefer 'anisotropic' nowadays, but 'anisotropical' shows how English allows multiple valid forms for precision—think of it as the formal cousin of the more common term.
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