regular

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regularity
noun[ U ]
us/ˌreɡ·jəˈlær·ɪ·t̬i/

regularitynoun[U] (REPEATED PATTERN)

the state or condition of having a fixed pattern, with equal or similar amounts of space or time between one and the next:
The regularity of the design gets boring after a while.

regularitynoun[U] (ACTION DONE OFTEN)

the action of doing the same thing often:
She watches those shows with amazing regularity.

Examples of regularity

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Scholars of regime change have offered several complementary explanations of the empirical regularity that democratic transitions tend not to result in substantial redistribution.
What is stored as semantic involves regularities in experience at the time language forms are used, and surely that varies a good deal.
Furthermore, holographic growth seems a useful model of the way in which the visual system builds up its representation of regularities.
In the course of evolution, our visual system became attuned to only a few of the innumerably many kinds of regularity in the world.
Their argument that these regularities are a reflection of some basic features of neurogenesis is quite reasonable.
Neutralization and inflectional syncretism obscure the underlying dimensions so that the learner has to rely on large sets of data in order to discover regularities.
Note that regularity of a stochastic matrix only depends on its pattern of zeros, or, in other words, on the associated directed graph.
The bootstrap of regularity will be done in different stages.
Each species was sampled every month when possible, but not all species could be sampled with the same regularity.
But, in view of this argument, how is it that strict event regularities are not local closures?
Yet strict event regularities are said to be rare.
When institutional rules are drawn upon with sufficient regularity, they can become embodied via a process of habituation resulting in the adoption of a habit.
That is, the interventions by the supernatural are infrequent and, hence, inconsequential to the processes and regularities of the development of civilization.
On the other hand, temporal eternity, or even eternal regularity a parte ante, is no explanation of the fact that something exists here and now.
Assuming a certain regularity, we can in some cases even assume that the points are evenly distributed.
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