"in the same interval" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a period of time that spans the same length as another period of time. For example, "We need to make sure that both tasks are completed in the same interval of time."
The network's revenue increased by 32.5percentto to $424 million from $320 million in the same interval.
Presumably an instance of serendipity, Mr. Isserlis's 21-year itch neatly echoed the strides Brahms made in the same interval.
Thus, the second step is required which is the normalization of the planes in the same interval so they can be fused.
The combination of hydraulic and dilution tests in the same interval is an improved method to obtain values of groundwater velocity in fractured rock aquifers.
As the line is rotated, the rate at which that neuron fires varies: four spikes in a tenth of a second if the line is vertical, but perhaps just once in the same interval if it is rotated 45° counterclockwise.
When the results of PIV and LES are considered in the same interval of Reynolds numbers, the maximum and minimum values of each flow pattern were nearly the same.
Results indicate that, in the same interval of average current densities, all methods led to similar or higher manganese contents than those obtained using direct current (dc), but current efficiencies were lower.
The presence of Lahirites segmentatus, Limitisporites scitulus, Lunatisporites onerosus and Vittatina species, common with Brazilian palynofloras, supports a Moscovian age for the assemblage 2. This age is also supported by calcareous microfossils previously found in the same interval of this borehole.
The central part of the Cordilleras in Canada and Alaska was accreted piecemeal, also between about 180 and 140 million years ago, but there is disagreement as to whether the western part was accreted in the same interval or between about 110 and 70 million years ago (the two parts are separated by the deeply eroded granitic batholiths exposed in the Coast Mountains of British Columbia).
This packer system allows two different tests to be conducted in the same interval between packers without redeploying the system: (1) forced gradient hydraulic tests to determine the interval transmissivity (T), and (2) borehole dilution experiments to determine the groundwater flow rate (Qt) across the test interval.
The attribute values in the same interval have the same discrete value.
