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The phrase "a episodic" is not correct in English.
It should be "an episodic" due to the vowel sound that follows the article. You can use it when describing something that is characterized by episodes or events, often in the context of storytelling or media.
Example: "The series is structured as an episodic narrative, allowing viewers to enjoy each episode independently."
Alternatives: "a series of episodes" or "an episodic format".
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The accretionary system operates in two modes: A) episodic formation of a stone pavement by lateral processes once a vesicular horizon has formed on a barren surface; and B) accretion of dust and eventual burial of the clast layer.
Variability of Headache Day Frequency for Individuals with A) Episodic Migraine and B) Chronic Migraine at Wave One.
These priorities are situated within three broader content areas: A) episodic health and disability across the life course; B) rehabilitation; and C) methodological advances.
"Given that the Arctic has been very warm for a number of years, with record low sea ice, it is more likely that the warmth there currently is part of a long-term trend rather than the response to a episodic event like El Niño".
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Such a hypothesis offers an explanation for an episodic excess of leukemia.
Time to make a farming sim, an endless runner, a crafting game or an episodic adventure.
(Mr. Penny thinks not; spraying, he warns, works in reverse, making an episodic species a constant nuisance).
All these conditions share an episodic course, a childhood-onset with acute presentation, and coexistence of motor and behavioural symptoms.
It was an episodic tale of a fraught relationship set in a variety of hotel rooms.
Remembering one's tenth birthday party is an example of an episodic memory.
My recollection of that near miss is an episodic memory, it's a memory of an event.
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