1. in a manner occurring or operating at equal time intervals; at a constant rate or frequency
Usage: technical; formal

Examples

• The pendulum swings isochronously, maintaining the same period regardless of amplitude.
• The clock's escapement mechanism ticks isochronously to ensure accurate timekeeping.
• In physics, an isochronous oscillator vibrates isochronously with constant frequency.
• The satellite orbits isochronously around the planet at a steady angular velocity.
• The metronome produces beats isochronously, helping musicians maintain tempo.