"fixed time interval" is a perfectly valid and correct phrase to use in written English.
You can use this phrase when you need to refer to a specific period of time which is measured in equal segments. For example, "We will collect data from the system every fixed time interval of 10 minutes."
Here, "action" is defined as the average amount of current delivered during a fixed time interval.
Individual students were observed for a fixed time interval of 5 s at a stretch.
Conventional strategies usually request segment with fixed time interval [1] or only consider the status of client buffer [6].
In such a case, RSpring will stop tuning TPA for a fixed time interval (e.g., 30 seconds).
Results: Patients in the fixed time interval group had lower pain scores (by 38%-54 38%-54001) compared with the on-demand group.
As a result, a stack of the five best interferograms can be used to compute an average deformation rate for a fixed time interval.
Moreover, finite-time L2-gain analysis of switched neural networks with additive time-varying delays are given to measure its disturbance tolerance capability in the fixed time interval.
Satisfaction scores in both groups were high but superior in the fixed time interval group (87.5 ± 18.8, median 94.5, vs 78.6 ± 21, median 85, P <.001).
A collection of static and mobile radiation sensors is tasked with deciding, within a fixed time interval, whether a moving target carries radioactive material.
The paper culminates in a proof of the existence of oscillatory multidimensional shocks on a fixed time interval independent of the wavelength ε as ε→0.
For a fixed time interval and number of debris interactions n, the optimized solution predicts a set of n thrust impulses, n debris captures, and n debris ejections.
