isochronal
[ ahy-sok-ruh-nl ]
/ aɪˈsɒk rə nl /
adjective
equal or uniform in time.
performed in equal intervals of time.
characterized by motions or vibrations of equal duration.
RELATED WORDS
Nearby words
isochore, isochromatic, isochromatophil, isochromosome, isochron, isochronal, isochrone, isochronia, isochronism, isochronize, isochronous
Origin of isochronal
Related formsi·soch·ro·nal·ly, adverb
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Examples from the Web for isochronal
A 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. Kleinlein
British Dictionary definitions for isochronal
isochronal
isochronous
/ (aɪˈsɒkrənəl) /
adjective
having the same duration; equal in time
occurring at equal time intervals; having a uniform period of vibration or oscillation
Derived Formsisochronally or isochronously, adverbisochronism, noun
Word Origin for isochronal
C17: from New Latin isochronus, from Greek isokhronos, from iso- + khronos time
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