‘periodic length’ is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about the duration of something that happens or is repeated at regular intervals. For example, “We have a periodic length of 30 minutes between meetings.”.
A dispersal-limited population tends to spread faster in landscapes with shorter periodic length.
The energy band is broadened by multilayers with graded periodic length, so called 'Supermirrors'.
The periodic length of the QBO fluctuation is about 2.2-year before 1986.
Liquid coolant use is envisioned only at periodic length intervals along the transmission lines, in combination with insulation and copper.
The graphene grain boundaries with periodic length up to 18 Å have been studied using density functional theory.
Moreover, a shorter periodic length of the superlattice structure caused a lower thermal conductivity due to the increased interface phonon scattering.
The influence of periodic lengths is investigated through different simulations.
The structure parameters are denoted as follows: p x and p y = ( sqrt{3}px ) are the periodic lengths of the rectangle unit cell along the x- and y-directions, respectively; d is the diameter of the TiN nano-disk; t 1 and t 2 are the thicknesses of the top TiN nano-disk and the SiO2 film, respectively.
These video sequences are encoded into H.264 (JM10.2) bit streams based on a GOP structure of {IPPP...} with periodic lengths of 9 or 15 video frames (denoted as GOP = 9 or GOP = 15) and a frame rate at 30 Hz, and packetized with the maximum transmission packet size of 1000 bytes over an 802.11e ad hoc network, as shown by the topology in Figure 12.
To highlight the presence of a striped periodic structure on the cell surface and to better quantify the periodic lengths, Fourier analysis was used [19].
Each filament exhibited a helical structure with periodic lengths of 10 and 13 nm.
