Arranged or positioned at equal distances from one another; having uniform spacing between elements.
From Latin 'equus' (equal) + English 'spaced' (past tense of space). Compound formation from the 20th century used in mathematics, architecture, and design disciplines.
Equispaced dots or points form the basis of coordinate systems and graphs you use in math class! Computer programmers use equispaced sampling when they convert analog sound into digital files—equal distances in time create perfect digital accuracy.
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