1. plural of isochronism; the quality or condition of occurring at equal time intervals or taking equal time to complete
Usage: technical; formal
2. in physics and mechanics, instances or examples of motion or oscillation that maintains constant period regardless of amplitude
Usage: technical; physics

Examples

• The isochronisms of a pendulum make it useful for timekeeping devices.
• Galileo's observations of chandelier swings demonstrated isochronisms in pendular motion.
• The engineer studied the isochronisms of the oscillating system to ensure precise timing.
• Musical compositions often exploit isochronisms to create rhythmic patterns.
• The isochronisms observed in the experiment confirmed the theoretical predictions.