epätasaiset

Epätasaiset is the plural form of the Finnish adjective epätasainen, meaning uneven, irregular, or not level. It is used to describe a lack of uniformity or smoothness in a wide range of contexts, including physical forms, measurements, distributions, and processes. As an ordinary adjective, epätasaiset agrees with the noun it modifies in number and case.

In everyday language, epätasaiset often appears with nouns such as pinnat (surfaces), jakaumat (distributions), rytmit (rhythms), olosuhteet (conditions), or rakenteet (structures). Examples include epätasaiset pinnat (uneven surfaces), epätasaiset jakaumat (irregular or uneven distributions in statistics), and epätasaiset rytmit (irregular rhythms in music). The term can also describe other kinds of irregularities, such as epätasaiset olosuhteet or epätasaiset rakenteet, depending on the domain.

Taustatietoa: epätasaiset is an inflected form of the adjective epätasainen, used for plural nouns. Related noun forms include epätasaisuus, which denotes the quality or state of being uneven. The opposite concept is tasainen, meaning even or uniform, with tasaisuus referring to regularity or smoothness. In technical language, epätasaiset often appears in compound nouns and field-specific contexts to indicate nonuniformity or irregularity in data, surfaces, or structures.