Interval - Law Dictionary Search Results
Frequent
Often to be met with happening at short intervals often repeated or occurring as frequent visits
Hexachord
with a semitone between the third and fourth the other intervals being whole tones
Hebdomadal
Consisting of seven days or occurring at intervals of seven days weekly
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Half hourly
Done or happening at intervals of half an hour
Grumose
Clustered in grains at intervals grumous
Geyser
A boiling spring which throws forth at frequent intervals jets of water mud etc driven up by the expansive
Frequently
At frequent or short intervals many times often repeatedly commonly
Wages
of employment and if this additional remuneration is paid at intervals not exceeding two months, it becomes 'wages' by virtue of
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