The phrase 'equally spaced in time' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You might use this phrase to describe a series of events that occur at regular intervals of time. For example, "The child's teeth were equally spaced in time, with each new tooth appearing every four months."
The number of time steps until an estimate is obtained is adaptive, i.e., the estimates delivered by the algorithm are in general not equally spaced in time.
A quadratic function relating the risk of a CHD event to selected risk variables (age, and the natural logarithms of serum cholesterol, uric acid, diastolic blood pressure and pulse pressure) was estimated from measurements made at four points equally spaced in time (two years) with a further morbidity follow-up at a fifth point.
This makes the service inefficient, since people need to wait more time for a platoon to arrive than if the vehicles were equally spaced in time.
In applying temporal Fourier analysis to time series data, most standard TFA algorithms require that the data points are equally spaced in time [50].
The analyzed studies included self-reported EPS events, and consequently the EPS observations were not equally spaced in time.
For example, a key component of musical rhythm is isochronicity the tendency of key elements to be equally spaced in time.
These can be thought of equally spaced in developmental time, although in general they are not equally spaced in real time.
Time distances were considered as equally spaced in the model.
If the Doppler shifts of the complex exponentials are equally spaced in the interval [−f d, f d], the channel gain (Eq. (3)) becomes periodic in time.
At the same time, like dilution and many calibration experiments, the concentrations are approximately equally spaced in a log scale.
where the angles s are equally spaced in [2π, 4π].
