Definitions for "Interval"
A space between things; a void space intervening between any two objects; as, an interval between two houses or hills.
Space of time between any two points or events; as, the interval between the death of Charles I. of England, and the accession of Charles II.
Difference in pitch between any two tones.
Keywords:  intonation, inverse, square, law
Interval Intonation
Intonation Inverse Square Law
Keywords:  sprint, burst, bout, boosts, lighter
a brief bout of intense physical activity--such as a sprint--alternated with a longer period of rest or lighter exercise
a short burst of energy, like a sprint, that boosts your heart rate
a training method of alternating hard, short bursts of speed with short recovery periods
The time period between successive renewal efforts
A specific elapsed time for swimming or rest used during swim practice.
Time in between printed journals.
Keywords:  intermission
intermission
a parcellular half-wavelength, whose amplitude always varies between a maximum and zero at either node for any observer
A segment of the real line existing between a minimum and a maximum value. Closed intervals have specified minima and maxima, open or half-open intervals do not. In RAMAS Risk Imaging, the term “interval” is also used to denote a range of ordinal values between a minimum and a maximum.
Keywords:  lunicurrent, lunitidal, see
See lunitidal interval and lunicurrent interval.
Another name for halftime. Juggling: Keeping a ball in the air with any parts of the body beside the arms and hands. Drill used to improve coordination. Keeper: Short for goalkeeper.
A brief space of time between the recurrence of similar conditions or states; as, the interval between paroxysms of pain; intervals of sanity or delirium.
The lateral space between elements on the same line.
Keywords:  cfg, pauses, instantaneous, timer, set
a set of CFG nodes that make up a strongly connected component within the CFG
a set of instantaneous states of the universe
a set of points with the property that if x, y are distinct points of the set, then every point between x and y is also a point of the set
Interval data (whole numbers or fractions) are ranked and sorted, and the magnitude of the difference between each observation is made clear.
a close set in R , which included the possible range of a number
a number followed by one of the characters s
Keywords:  etm, wrs, scenes, path, scheduled
Is a scheduled ETM+ image period along a WRS path, and may be from 1 to 90 full scenes in length.
a SequenceableCollection so the above applies
The part of a signal cycle during which signal indications do not change. (MUTCD)
Keywords:  chasing, dog, simulate, doses, racing
What you do in training to simulate racing conditions in small doses. Has also been described as what you do when a dog is chasing you.
Keywords:  chord, power
a power chord
Keywords:  inverted, try, minor, bar, few
How long it takes you to find the right note. There are three kinds: major interval: a long time; minor interval: a few bars; inverted interval: you have to back one bar and try again.
Keywords:  clocks, pattern
a pattern of clocks
a graph theoretic construct first defined by J
Keywords:  intermediate, see
See Intermediate.
Keywords:  duration, see
See duration.
a vertical section of rock distinct from that above or below.
Keywords:  sample, see
See sample interval.
The standard interval between exercise prices of traded options contracts.
Keywords:  temperatures, days, group
a group of days with similar temperatures or
Keywords:  portion, connected, line, real
a connected portion of the real line