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Meanings of interval in English
Physical quantity; ratio between two sonic frequencies, often measured in cents, a unit derived from the logarithm of the frequency ratio.
Russian
интервал Synonyms
Examples for "separation"
Examples for "separation"
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Payne asked, 'Haven't they heard of the separation of church and state?'
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However that may be, I soon rejected the ship thing; the separation.
3
Mothers receiving separation allowances get a special mention in child neglect cases.
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The result is balanced audio with audible bass and great stereo separation.
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This is also a good time to discuss the possibility of separation.
Usage of interval in English
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Averaged over the entire year, that time interval equals 24 hours, exactly.
2
Conclusions: Considerable variation exists in response to short-term, low dose interval training.
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In trains and in hotels and, after sufficient interval, in the steamer.
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Case reports were analysed using causality scales and a QT interval nomogram.
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The median interval between appliance changes for all patients was 5 days.
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Early endocrine treatment was associated with a significantly longer interval to progression.
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Some recombinational events established a maximum candidate interval of approximately 5 cM.
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Invalid results happened due to the long interval between collection and analysis.
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This is also mostly true when the time interval is very short.
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Use the following command to set the heartbeat interval on the slave:
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He does not concern himself with the interval in its actual duration.
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Twenty-two cases had recurrent dislocation after a median interval of 30 months.
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In the interval before the inquest, Poirot was unfailing in his activity.
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In the interval, the driver swears; sometimes Christian oaths, sometimes Pagan oaths.
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The smile grew in the short interval before the connection was made.
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In the interval the two children watched the orchestra with wide-eyed interest.
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