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An isothermal condition is one in which there is no change of temperature with height(moderate stability) while an inversion occurs when the temperature actually increases with height(strong stability and little vertical mixing).  1, fiche 1, Anglais, - moderate%20stability

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Isothermal Expansion and Contraction. An isothermal condition is the expansion or contraction of a gas which occurs without a change in temperature(...) During the expansion of a gas, the gas is cooled and therefore the heat necessary to keep the gas at a constant temperature must be obtained from an outside source. The heat obtained from the outside source must be exactly equal to that given up by the gas during its expansion, in order to keep the temperature constant.  1, fiche 2, Anglais, - isothermal%20expansion

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(...) détente à température constante (...) [durant laquelle] la variation de chaleur (...) est égale à l'équivalent calorifique du travail extérieur fourni ou absorbé.  1, fiche 2, Français, - d%C3%A9tente%20isothermique

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