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isochronic /iso·chron·ic/ (-kron´ik) isochronous.
isochronous [i-sok´rŏ-nus]
performed in equal times; said of motions and vibrations occurring at the same time and being equal in duration.
isochronic, isochronous
performed in equal times; said of motions and vibrations occurring at the same time and being equal in duration.
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