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interval

[in-ter-vuhl] / ˈɪn tər vəl /


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Using HRS data from 1992-2022, they followed individuals at two-year intervals from age 56, when the vast majority are still in the labor force, to age 75, when most have fully retired.

From MarketWatch

But Emery revealed he had given Rogers a reality check at the interval in a bid to raise his game to even greater heights.

From Barron's

Stretching east to west from the North Sea to the Irish Sea, Hadrian's Wall featured a series of forts and towers placed at regular intervals.

From Science Daily

Hodge needs 17 runs after the interval for his second Test century having negotiated some tricky moments throughout the day.

From Barron's

But Mannheim didn’t think of generations as concrete groupings that emerge at regularly spaced intervals, and he certainly wasn’t proposing that we could understand individual behavior or consumption trends through this framework.

From Salon