The term “periodic interval” is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe any amount of regularly occurring time. For example, you might say, “I try to review my budget on a periodic interval to make sure I am staying on track.”.
Depending on the type of fluorescent light, for example, when switching on, the fluorescent light is more red and yellow (Period A in Figure 13), while at the peak of its periodic interval it is white (Period B), and at the end (switching off) it turns blue (Period C).
Moreover, (f^_{m}(x)) is symmetrical decreasing on each periodic interval.
The TIMER_RDY etask is driven by interrupts from the microcontroller PIT (periodic interval timer).
Let Δ>0 be the (periodic) interval of time between the beginning of rejuvenations of the same node.
The periodic interval of 10 seconds ensures that broadcasts between different experiment runs do not overlap and interfere with each other.
Moreover, the minimizer of the mth eigenvalue is symmetrical decreasing in each periodic interval ([frac{k-1}{m},frac{k}{m}]), (k=1,2,ldots, m).
Stomatal conductance, photosynthetic assimilation rates and pre-dawn water potential were measured just before imposition of water stress (8th of August) and during the stress period at periodic intervals from both stressed and control plants.
This problem can be solved by doing the computations at only defined periodic intervals (the periods could also be chosen adaptively).
The water content measurements were carried out prior to this irrigation event and at periodic intervals thereafter over a four-day period, three times/day.
By RT communication, we mean small-sized packets generated in periodic intervals that must be delivered before the end of the message stream period.
Pulse voltammetry utilizes a regularly increasing pulse height that is applied at periodic intervals.
