The phrase "activity interval" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to time management, scheduling, or data analysis where specific periods of activity are being discussed.
Example: "During the activity interval, we observed a significant increase in user engagement on the platform."
Alternatives: "activity period" or "engagement window".
There is a minimum geomagnetic activity interval in cycle 22 (day 106, 1996, to day 23, 1998).
WiFi nodes switch to the activity interval after the detection of a burst of consecutive ZigBee packets and go to idle at the expiration of a t WiFi timer.
The median age is calculated for all communities within the same activity interval.
Larval genotype: HGN1-Gal4; UAS-GCaMP5/PPK-tdTomato. (L ) ASN ablation increased HGN1 neurons' activity interval.
Our results showed that serum TRACP 5b activity interval change might also be a potential prognostic marker, but it needs to be validated independently.
The patient population consisted primarily of RF and anticitrullinated peptide antibody (ACPA)–positive women with long-standing disease and mean Disease Activity Score in 28 joints/C-reactive protein (DAS-28-CRP) levels in the upper end of the moderate disease activity interval.
Considering only those frames when both sources are active (the signals were manually transcribed in order to establish speech activity intervals for each speaker) and denoting with the number of localizations for which both and are lower than 20 cm, and with the total number of estimates, is defined as (12).
It is concluded that during high solar/interplanetary activity intervals such as this one, the exact solar source is difficult to identify.
Set E contains seizure activity intervals in the EEG signals acquired from the five patients.
Each histogram is split into ten activity intervals, giving different bar widths depending on the maximum activity identified.
Channel access patterns make it efficient for a jammer to scan and jam the channel only during activity intervals.
