What's the scientific word for this?

 

Like... not comparable in a sense.

If you can give us an example of this, it may make it more clear to us.

Imagine a big ball. It's made of a glass-like substance. Now, you aren't able to measure the scale of difference. What is the UNABILITY of the property to be measured to a scale of difference to?

 

What is the keyword?

I'm still not quite sure what you mean.

 

The word conformal means that there is no length scales involved, (roughly). Is that what you mean?

Difference in what?

I don't understand what "scale of difference" means. Can you rephrase this?

Difference as in change (of surface). Unability to be measured due to an explicit nature as if beyond us.

 

If it helps, don't think physics or relativity, think life.

 

I think the problem is, when I asked what it is[/b], you're thinking of and effect or something in-process inward or outward. Instead of a word, that describes just an inability to be measured.

immeasurable?

You mean something that requires more precision than is possible? Or something fundamentally unquantifiable maybe?

You can't talk about difference with only one example (a glass ball or whatever). That's the basis of the joke about the duck.

Difference between what and what?

Sure it would just be immeasurable?