egységességén

Egységesség is a Hungarian term denoting the quality of being uniform, consistent, or homogeneous across parts of a system or across observations. It describes the degree to which elements share common properties, behave similarly, or maintain a stable, integrated state.

The word is formed from egység (unity) and the suffix -sség, which marks a noun of quality. The genitive form egységességén means “of its uniformity” and is used when discussing the attribute in relation to a subject.

In mathematics and related disciplines, egységesség is used to talk about uniformity, such as a consistent structure across a space or a family of objects. In practice, many Hungarian texts translate the concept with uniformitás, while egységesség may appear to emphasize a global or qualitative coherence.

In science and engineering, egységesség commonly refers to uniform properties across items or processes—for example, color, dimensions, or tolerances in manufacturing—achieving a desired egységesség. In data analysis, low variability signals high egységesség of measurements.

In the social sciences and humanities, the term can describe the consistency of norms, procedures, or data across groups or situations, contributing to comparability and reliability.

The forms egységességén or egységességének are used in constructions such as “egységességén alapuló megfigyelés” to indicate a basis in the uniformity of a given phenomenon. See also: uniformitás, homogenitás.