isochronal
equal or uniform in time.
performed in equal intervals of time.
characterized by motions or vibrations of equal duration.
Origin of isochronal
1Other words from isochronal
- i·soch·ro·nal·ly, adverb
Words Nearby isochronal
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How to use isochronal in a sentence
There was something indescribably grim and bodeful in those isochronal batterings of the solid ground.
Joan of Arc of the North Woods | Holman DayA trombone blatted—there was the staccato tuck of a snare drum, and the boom of a bass drum came in with isochronal beats.
When Egypt Went Broke | Holman Dayisochronal, ī-sok′ron-al, adj. of equal time: performed in equal times—also Isoch′ronous.
It is often supposed that hairsprings having exactly even coils are correct for close position and isochronal rating.
Rules and Practice for Adjusting Watches | Walter J. KleinleinExperiment will demonstrate that watches carefully adjusted to positions will also have a very close isochronal rate.
Rules and Practice for Adjusting Watches | Walter J. Kleinlein
British Dictionary definitions for isochronal
isochronous
/ (aɪˈsɒkrənəl) /
having the same duration; equal in time
occurring at equal time intervals; having a uniform period of vibration or oscillation
Origin of isochronal
1Derived forms of isochronal
- isochronally or isochronously, adverb
- isochronism, noun
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