👉 Disuniformity in mathematics refers to the property of a mathematical object that is uniform, but not necessarily perfectly so. For example, if you have two different types of objects A and B with properties that are uniformly distributed over their respective domains, then they can be considered as having "disuniform" properties. In other words, while one type of object may be more uniformly distributed than another on a given scale or surface, the object itself is not necessarily uniform in any way.
